Pharmacoethics: A Problem-Based ApproachCRC Press, 2003 M04 29 - 472 pages Due to the changing nature of the practice of pharmacy, today's pharmacists, pharmaceutical scientists, and researchers are faced with an increasing amount of ethical dilemmas. Pharmacoethics: A Problem Based Approach not only introduces the current ethical issues, it also provides decision making tools that can be applied to any ethical issue that |
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... need to carry the inquiry further. Step 5: Preliminary development of a pharmaceutical health care plan You will have to come to a decision about developing the patient's pharmaceutical health care plan. The time in the encounter it.
... need to carry the inquiry further. Step 5: Preliminary development of a pharmaceutical health care plan You will have to come to a decision about developing the patient's pharmaceutical health care plan. The time in the encounter it.
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... decision to end the encounter is also determined by the impression that no additional helpful data can be obtained from your patient or the patient's caregiver during the present session, or that enough data of sufficient specificity ...
... decision to end the encounter is also determined by the impression that no additional helpful data can be obtained from your patient or the patient's caregiver during the present session, or that enough data of sufficient specificity ...
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... decision and would like to look up some things, the student facilitator must insist, in spite of everything, that ... decisions often have to be made when data are lacking. Reviewing learning issues When you have reasoned your way ...
... decision and would like to look up some things, the student facilitator must insist, in spite of everything, that ... decisions often have to be made when data are lacking. Reviewing learning issues When you have reasoned your way ...
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... decision-making process rather than to provide advice on how to change. If pharmacists used the concept of readiness-to-change to match patients to different forms of intervention, their commitment to pharmacy (Prochaska and DiClemente ...
... decision-making process rather than to provide advice on how to change. If pharmacists used the concept of readiness-to-change to match patients to different forms of intervention, their commitment to pharmacy (Prochaska and DiClemente ...
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... decision on whether to continue it. Intervention. methods. This section describes a brief intervention based on the stages-of-change model and motivational interviewing principles. It is based on the assumption that not everybody who ...
... decision on whether to continue it. Intervention. methods. This section describes a brief intervention based on the stages-of-change model and motivational interviewing principles. It is based on the assumption that not everybody who ...
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