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I do regular public speaking, and these are the things I’ve learned over the years that have taken me from a “wing it and hope for the best” approach to a system that leads to more quality, less cluttered talks.

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The modern health care system places many demands on administrative pharmacy personnel.Pharmaceutical care in the acute and chronic settings impacts every facet of the hospital, from patient satisfaction to financial and clinical outcomes. An effective director of pharmacy exhibits both strong\nleadership skills and an understanding of the diverse branches of health-system pharmacy. Such an individual is able to lead in the inpatient, ambulatory care, and community pharmacy settings to ensure institutional\nsuccess.\n\nThe qualities of great leaders and managers are easy to recognize but sometimes difficult to quantify.This tool is designed to assist health-care administrators in objectively measuring those elusive characteristics;\nit contains pharmacy-specific competencies as well as general leadership principles. It is intended to assist hospital administrators in the selection of pharmacy directors and administrators.

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Interfacing information technology and medication use to improve safety, efficiency and patient care.\n\nAs the use of IT in healthcare expands and the complexity of medication therapy increases, there has been a correspondingly rapid growth in the specialty practice of pharmacy informatics. In this, ASHP’S newest section, you’ll connect with other specialists who share your professional interests and goals.

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To promote interaction among AMIA members who are interested in the intersection of technology and medication management. This includes all aspects of the process from prescribing, dispensing, administration, monitoring, and educating about medication use within health care delivery systems.\n\n * Prescribing – clinical decision support to facilitate rational prescribing\n\n * Verifying/Dispensing – interpretation, translation and perfection of medication orders, including informatics and technology in dispensing\n\n * Administration – the information flow and decision support with electronic medication administration, 5 right checking and documentation\n\n * Monitoring – relating to the use of ADE surveillance/prevention, pharmaco-epidemiology, pharmaco-vigilance and pharmacoeconomics to enhance patient outcomes\n\n * Education – promoting professional and patient education

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Pharmacy Informatics

Pharmacy informatics is the scientific field that focuses on medication-related data and knowledge within the continuum of healthcare systems - including its acquisition, storage, analysis, use and dissemination - in the delivery of optimal medication-related patient care and health outcomes. (HIMSS October 2006)

The pharmacy informaticist focuses on application of technology for pharmacists in supporting, streamlining, improving workflow, increasing patient safety with best practices and reliable systems.

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