Evaluation of the potential impact of pharmacist interventions : development and validation of the CLEO multidimensional tool
作者： Thi Ha Vo
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关键词: Limited resources 、 Context (language use) 、 Knowledge management 、 Engineering 、 Work (electrical) 、 Pharmacist intervention 、 Process (engineering) 、 Added value 、 Clinical pharmacy 、 Potential impact
摘要: In times of limited resources allocation, it is necessary for pharmacists to justify the added value their pharmacist interventions (PIs) made during medication review (MR). The purpose this thesis work research on methodologies evaluation PIs as well development and validation a new tool assessing potential impacts PIs. consists 3 major parties: (i) context in which MR locates, characteristics practice MR, PIs, (ii) systematic tools significance literature , (iii) process multidimensional - named CLEO whole results are useful evaluate demonstrate efforts expand clinical pharmacy services.
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