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Leading Pharmacists Who Experience Patient Loss
Marlene Nguyen1, Donna M Breese1, Kristin Kellett1
1William Carey University School of Pharmacy, Biloxi, Mississippi.
Abstract:
Health care providers, at some point in their careers, will experience grief and loss of a patient. Grief is a natural response that many people experience, especially working in those fields such as community pharmacy, hospitals, hospice, and others. Pharmacists serve as community leaders and need to be properly trained early on how to deal with grief and loss both personally and within their teams. Pharmacist leaders can lead their team through hard times by developing a toolbox of skills. These skills include emotional intelligence, communication, and leadership skills to work through personal grief.
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