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Economic Evaluation of Hospital and Community Pharmacy Services

Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 2016
Objective: To review the international body of literature from 2010 to 2015 concerning methods of economic evaluations used in hospital- and community-based studies of pharmacy services in publicly funded health systems worldwide, their clinical outcomes, and economic effectiveness. Data Sources: The literature search was undertaken between May 2, 2015,
Todd, Gammie, Sabine, Vogler, Zaheer-Ud-Din, Babar   +2 more
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CE: Compensation for Cognitive Services in the Community Pharmacy

American Pharmacy, 1995
Abstract With sweeping changes in the nation's health care delivery system on the horizon, many pharmacists are boldly experimenting with innovative programs of compensation for cognitive services.
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Comparison of Costs of Community and Mail Service Pharmacy

Journal of the American Pharmacists Association, 2005
To compare the costs of prescriptions dispensed through mail service and community pharmacies to quantify the comparative costs of the two types of pharmacies.Modeling study based on 1-year of claims data from a cohort of patients.A health plan in the northeastern United States.Approximately 100,000 members of the health plan.The plan used a small ...
Norman V, Carroll, Ilia, Brusilovsky, Bryan, York, Robert, Oscar   +3 more
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Pain management pharmacy service in a community hospital

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2008
The implementation of a pain management pharmacy service in a community hospital is described.The medical staff at Saint John's Health Center (SJHC) in Santa Monica, California, decided that one of the steps toward the goal of appropriate and adequate analgesia was the addition of a full-time pain management pharmacist (PMP) in 1999 along with a new ...
Teresa, Fan, Tanya, Elgourt
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The use of pharmacy immunization services in rural communities

Public Health, 2003
Pharmacies have been recommended as alternative sites for the delivery of immunization services, especially to medically underserved adults and children in inner cities and rural areas. Currently, 35 of 50 states in the USA have legalized the administration of vaccines by pharmacists on the basis of certain training requirements and specific protocols.
S M, Ndiaye, S, Madhavan, M L, Washington, I, Shui, J, Tucker, S, Rosenbluth, T, Richards   +6 more
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Computerized pharmacy services in a large community hospital

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1976
A computerized pharmacy system dealing with drug distribution, clinical services and administrative services is described. Present systems, implemented for 50% of the institution's beds, are discussed fully. Future applications of the system are outlined.
G I, Simon, H M, Silverman, E, Novick, M, Mouravieff, R, Stein, S J, Giorgianni, G, Bello   +6 more
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Pharmacy Student Learning Through Community Service

The Consultant Pharmacist, 2015
The Ohio Northern University American Society of Consultant Pharmacists chapter provides students the opportunity to apply classroom knowledge with learning through community service. One such program took place at the Lima Towers Apartment Community from September 18, 2014, to October 2, 2014, in Lima, Ohio.
Kristen Finley, Sobota, Jeremiah, Barnes, Alyse, Fitzpatrick, Micah J, Sobota   +3 more
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Revealed preference for community and mail service pharmacy

Journal of the American Pharmacists Association, 2011
To determine revealed pharmacy preference and predictors among patients enrolled in a pharmacy benefit that offered a 90-day supply of prescriptions via mail service and community pharmacy channels, with no differences in out-of-pocket costs.Retrospective cohort study.United States in 2008-09.324,968 commercially insured participants enrolled in plans ...
Joshua N, Liberman, Yun, Wang, David S, Hutchins, Julie, Slezak, Will H, Shrank   +4 more
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Service Preferences Differences Between Community Pharmacy and Supermarket Pharmacy Patrons

Health Marketing Quarterly, 2005
Differences in service preferences between patrons of supermarket and chain pharmacies were determined. Subjects fell into two groups: patrons of a supermarket chain's pharmacies and patrons of the same supermarket chain who patronized other community chain pharmacies for prescription drug purchases.
Angela, Dominelli, Macary, Weck Marciniak, Janice, Jarvis   +2 more
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Specialty pharmacy services compared with community-based pharmacy services on HIV viral load

Journal of the American Pharmacists Association
People with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) (PWH) on antiretroviral therapy (ART) with viral load (VL) suppression eliminate the risk of sexual transmission. Many factors including decreased ART adherence and medication access barriers decrease the success of treatment as an HIV prevention strategy. ART access may be enhanced with specialty pharmacy
Laura L. Pedersen, Patricia Fulco, Rachel Pryor, Gonzalo Bearman   +3 more
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