Patients must have a holistic assessment of their needs

Article Abstract:

The practice of prescribing and administrating medicines to various patients should always be carried out only after a holistic assessment of their physical, as well as mental health needs. The author states that the task of administration of medicines is very complex and requires a lot of accurate knowledge and expertise, as even a small mistake can be very hazardous for the patient.

Management, Drugs, Prevention, Patients, Patient care, Company business management, Drug administration and dosage, Medication errors

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Understanding the implications of over the counter statin sales

Article Abstract:

The significant role played by pharmacists in making over-the-counter (OTC) sales of a minimum 10 mg simvastatin drug to help people, who are susceptible to a moderate threat of coronary heart disease (CHD) is underlined. The drug and its potential in reducing CHD are described, while the involvement of nurses in giving advice on the use of the drug is emphasized.

Pharmacies and Drug Stores, Pharmacists, Drug therapy, Coronary heart disease, Nursing, Dosage and administration, Nonprescription drugs, Statins

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