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L S Ying1, C R Peterson, T S Thielke
1Outpatient Pharmacy Services, University of Minnesota Hospital and Clinic, Minneapolis 55455.
Abstract:
The development and implementation of practice standards for a mail-service pharmacy are described. Literature, licensing regulations, and existing national practice standards were reviewed. Selected mail-service pharmacies were surveyed on their practice standards. Patients who had received prescription drugs by mail from a university hospital pharmacy were asked their opinions of the service in a telephone survey. Based on the information gathered, a set of practice standards was drafted. The draft was considered by a panel of experts who reached a consensus on mail-service pharmacy practice standards. The standards were implemented at a university hospital's outpatient pharmacy. Standards of practice for mail-service pharmacies were developed and applied at a university hospital outpatient pharmacy. Other pharmacies may find the standards useful.
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