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A Clinical Pharmacy Training Program was created to support physicians with patient-oriented drug therapy. The program enhances medical library resources for pharmacy students, interns, and residents, fostering collaboration.

Area of Science:

Pharmacy Education
Clinical Pharmacy Practice
Medical Librarianship

Background:

Physicians face numerous demands, necessitating enhanced support in patient-oriented drug therapy.
Existing healthcare systems require interdisciplinary collaboration to optimize patient care.
Medical libraries play a crucial role in supporting clinical education and practice.

Purpose of the Study:

To establish a Clinical Pharmacy Training Program to aid physicians.
To provide clinical training for pharmacy students, interns, and residents.
To integrate medical library resources into the pharmacy training program.

Main Methods:

Developing a collaborative Clinical Pharmacy Training Program.
Incorporating training on medical literature resources provided by the Medical Library.

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Facilitating cooperation between Medical Service, Pharmacy Service, and Library Service.

Main Results:

The program successfully provides clinical training to pharmacy students, interns, and residents.
The Medical Library actively contributes by offering training in medical literature resources.
Interdepartmental cooperation enhances the Medical Library's role as a central resource center.

Conclusions:

The Clinical Pharmacy Training Program effectively supports physicians in drug therapy.
Collaboration between pharmacy services and the medical library strengthens clinical education.
The Medical Library is positioned as a key resource and reference center within the hospital.