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Improving IV Insulin Administration in a Community Hospital
Published on: June 11, 2012
Implementation, justification, and expansion of ambulatory clinical pharmacy services
P W Lepinski1, T W Woller, P W Abramowitz
1University of Minnesota Hospital and Clinic, Minneapolis.
Abstract:
In response to the current trends in health care utilization and provision, The UMHC Department of Pharmaceutical Services has as part of its mission the provision of comprehensive pharmaceutical services to its ambulatory patients. To achieve this, the Department began the process of identification of need and the provision of these services. Simultaneously, the Department is conducting research to document the impact that pharmacists can have on the cost and quality of care when they are actively involved in the therapeutic management of patients treated in the ambulatory setting.
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