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Public Health in Pharmacy Practice 2e - A Casebook

This casebook is a collaboration of over 90 individuals with expertise and training in public health pharmacy. A total of 54 chapters are presented, covering a broad array of topics relevant to pharmacy applications of public health.

Pharmacology Medicine

Tác giả: Jordan R. Covvey, Vibhuti Arya, and Natalie A. DiPietro Mager
Nhà xuất bản: Milne Library Publishing at SUNY
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: CC BY
Ngôn ngữ: EN

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01: Chapters
1.01: An ounce of prevention- pharmacy applications of the USPSTF guidelines
1.02: Communicating health information- hidden barriers and practical approaches
1.03: Medication safety- to error is human
1.04: Drawing the line- preventing sexually transmitted infections
1.05: Interprofessional collaboration- transforming public health through team work
1.06: HIV and hepatitis C co-infection- a double-edged sword
1.07: Ethical decision-making in global health- when cultures clash
1.08: Safe opioid use in the community setting- reverse the curse
1.09: The state of things- epidemiologic comparisons across populations
1.10: Saying what you mean doesnt always mean what you say- cross-cultural communication
1.11: The cough heard round the world- working with tuberculosis
1.12: More than just diet and exercise- social determinants of health and well-being
1.13: Deciphering immunization codes- making evidence-based recommendations
1.14: Getting to the point- importance of immunizations for public health
1.15: Smoke in mirrors- the continuing problem of tobacco use
1.16: Plant now harvest later- services for rural underserved patients
1.17: Telepharmacy- building a connection to close the healthcare gap
1.18: Hormonal contraception- from emergency coverage to long-term therapy
1.19: From belly to baby- preparing for a healthy pregnancy
1.20: When disaster strikes- managing chaos and instilling lessons for future events
1.21: Anticipating anthrax and other bioterrorism threats
1.22: In the stroke of time- pharmacist roles in the management of cerebrovascular accident
1.23: Alcohol use disorder- beyond prohibition
1.24: Immunizing during a pandemic- considerations for COVID-19 vaccinations
1.25: Sweetening the deal- improving health outcomes for patients with diabetes mellitus
1.26: The hidden burden of hemodialysis- personal and economic impacts
1.27: Only a mirage- searching for healthy options in a food desert
1.28: Sex education- counseling patients from various cultural backgrounds
1.29: Harm reduction for people who use drugs- A life-saving opportunity
1.30: Digging deeper- improving health communication with patients
1.31: Equity for all- providing accessible healthcare for patients living with disabilities
1.32: Laying the foundation for public health priorities- Healthy People 2030
1.33: Staying on track- reducing missed immunization opportunities in the pediatric population
1.34: When love hurts- caring for patients experiencing interpersonal violence
1.35: Pharmacists and Medicare Part D- helping patients navigate their prescription benefits
1.36: Expanding the pharmacists role- assessing mental health and suicide
1.37: Bridging the gap between oncology and primary care- a multidisciplinary approach
1.38: A stigma that undermines care- opioid use disorder and treatment considerations
1.39: Deprescribing in palliative care- applying knowledge translation strategies
1.40: Let your pharmacist be your guide- navigating barriers to pharmaceutical access
1.41: Open-door policy- a window into creation implementation and assessment
1.42: PrEPare yourself- lets talk about sex
1.43: Unexpected souvenirs- parasitic and vector-borne infections during and after travel
1.44: You say medication I say meditation- effectively caring for diverse populations
1.45: The Sustainable Development Goals and pharmacy practice- a blueprint for health
1.46: Experiences of a Caribbean immigrant- going beyond clinical care
1.47: Medicine for the soul- spirituality in pharmacy
1.48: Uncrossed wires- working with non-English speaking patient populations
1.49: Unintended consequences of e-cigarette use- a public health epidemic
1.50: A toxic situation- the roles of pharmacists and poison control centers
1.51: Prescription for change- advocacy and legislation in pharmacy
1.52: Travel medicine- what you need to know before you go
1.53: A pharmacists obligation- advocating for change
1.54: The great undoing- a multigenerational journey from racism to social determinants of health