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HomePrimary Care Consults

Primary Care Consults

Family Practice Consults

Pick up the phone and ask your clinical pharmacists their perspective. Pharmacists are your partner in safe and effective prescribing. With over 20,000 prescriptions, it gets overwhelming with constantly evolving guidelines, complex monitoring and titrations plus potential interactions, clinical practices and prescribers need expert support.
  • Disease state management
  • Transitions of care
  • Refill approvals
  • Therapeutic interchange

Innovate Your Practice

Various specialties have experienced benefits from the integration of pharmacists into their clinical practice. Pharmacists are uniquely positioned to provide patient care services through provider-delegated collaborative practice agreements including but not limited to:

  • Disease state management
  • Transitions of care
  • Refill approvals
  • Therapeutic interchange

Specialties

Various specialties have experienced benefits from the integration of pharmacists into their clinical practice. Pharmacists are uniquely positioned to provide patient care services through provider-delegated collaborative practice agreements including but not limited to:

  • Disease state management
  • Transitions of care
  • Refill approvals
  • Therapeutic interchange

Video consultation

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Detailed medical report

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Multidisciplinary team opinion

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The clinical pharmacist monitors the patients INRs, make appropriate dosing adjustments and schedules the next appointment. The pharmacist ensures appropriate understanding of the risk involved and the benefits of anticoagulation. They will assess for any possible adverse effects, dietary concerns and educate patient on monitoring parameters.

The clinical pharmacist monitors the patients response to inhaler regiment, make appropriate dosing adjustments and schedules the next appointment. They ensure appropriate utilization of inhalers. They will assess for possible adverse effects and adherence.

The clinical pharmacist monitors the patients response to treatment regimen including ording and assessing lab values. They will make appropriate dosing adjustments and schedule the next appointment. The patient will be assessed for possible adverse effects, dietary education and home monitoring as needed.