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Clinical outcomes research in pharmacy practice

¹College of Pharmacy, University of Georgia, Athens.

American Pharmacy

|December 1, 1993

Summary

Clinical outcomes research is vital for pharmacy practice growth. Increased pharmacist responsibility for pharmaceutical care is expected to improve patient clinical outcomes and demonstrate value.

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Area of Science:

Pharmacy Practice Research
Health Services Research

Background:

Clinical outcomes research is crucial for the pharmacy profession's advancement within the healthcare system.
Ongoing studies are identifying drug-related problems and solutions.

Observation:

The healthcare system is undergoing changes, necessitating an expanded role for pharmacists.
Increased pharmacist responsibility for pharmaceutical care is anticipated.

Findings:

Clinical outcomes research demonstrates pharmacist effectiveness.
It documents the cost benefits of pharmaceutical care.
It helps establish a national standard for pharmaceutical care.

Implications:

Pharmacy's role in healthcare will expand with increased pharmacist responsibility.
Outcomes research is essential for justifying and advancing pharmaceutical care.
This research supports improved patient clinical outcomes and cost-effectiveness.

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