topics hospital pharmacy: Review Reserch

1. Pharmacy Education of Medical Undergraduates: Merit and demirShortcomings in medical education are a recognised factor in
   prescribing errors. A previous study of MMUH doctors confirmed
   there were omissions in medical undergraduate training with
   respect to pharmaceutical issues such as prescribing and
   medicines management.
   Suggestions given in this study on how undergraduates' training in
   could be improved, involving amendment of the undergraduate
   curriculum to include pharmacist-mediated tutorials.
2. The Need for Needles Insulin pens are a patient-friendly manner to administer accurate
   doses of insulin. They are available as pre-filled disposable units or
   re-usable pens requiring cartridges of insulin.
   An incident involving the inappropriate withdrawal of insulin from a
   pre-filled insulin pen on a Medicine for the Elderly ward
3. The pharmacist as a member of a multidisciplinary group to control the use of restricted antibiotics
4. An evaluation of a pharmacist at a pre-admission clinic on the safety and accuracy of patients' medication on admission to the ward
5. EVALUATION OF THE COMPUTERIZED THERAPEUTIC PROCESS IN A HOSPITAL: PILOT STUDY 
   
6. To studyInfusion reactions  by systemic chemotherapy of anti cancer drugs
7. Self induced poisoning with hypoglycemic medication in non diabetic subjects
8. Results of pharmaceutical-care-programs in geriatric-populations
9. Analysis of medication errors in a psychiatric hospital
10. Drugs not included in the hospital formulary: Prescription error reduction with computerized prescription order entry Computerised Prescription Order Entry (CPOE) has been shown to
    reduce prescription errors, mainly because of Clinical Decision Support
11. Medical prescripcion by drug name: analysis of factors influencing Prescription of medicines by international non-proprietary name (INN) instead of brand name improves quality and safety for the patient. It is recommended by the World Health Organisation. We aimed to increase generic prescribing by means of a printed prescription-administration sheet (PPAS) bearing the generic name,
    which showed good results in a previous study.
12. drugs monitoring with laboratory test: a tool that improve the safety of the patient Pharmacological monitoring of hospitalised patients by means of blood tests is very important to decrease adverse drug reactions. This is not always easy to do as it is a lot of work daily for both
    physicians and pharmacists.
13. Dosaging and Quality indicators of total parenteral nutrition for neonates or new born childs Adequate nutritional support for premature or sick neonates requires daily calculating and ordering of parenteral nutrition (PN). A standardized process for ordering, preparing, administering and
    monitoring allows the team to calculate PN as well as to check recommended quality indicators.
14. Worlds First computerized medication error reporting system DokuPIK: establishment, results and clinical assessment. DokuPIK is the first German online database to report medication
    errors and pharmaceutical interventions. In 2010, it was established as the standard reporting system in the Department of Orthopaedics at the St. Franziskus-Hospital, Münster. Six months after its establishment, clinical experience enabled a first assessment to be made of the system's relevance for future drug risk management.
15. Drug-related problems and pharmacist interventions in medical and surgical departments Hospital clinical pharmacists are crucial in drug therapy optimisation for detecting, solving and preventing drug-related problems (DRPs), which often translate to morbidity and mortality in hospitalised patients.
16. Optimization of treatment in patients with multiple sclerosis
17. Identification of drugs frequently associated with medication errors
18. Non-formulary prescriptions and hospital pharmacist's intervention in a Hospital Centre
19. Implementation of Quality Risk Management in the Clinical Pharmacy Field
20. Specific intervention in patients with therapeutic administration annual zoledronic to avoid duplication
21. Effect of a clinical pharmacist on drug therapy of patients in a long-term care facility
22. IMPLEMENTATION OF A SYSTEM OF DRUG SAFETY INFORMATION
23. Streamlining empirical antibiotic prescribing in paediatric intensive care
24. Introduction of an education, audit and feedback programme to improve the recording of clinical indication and duration on antimicrobial prescriptions.
25. drug history: medication reconciliations between patient's usual treatment and hospital prescription
26. Drug dosage adjustment in patients with renal impairment
27. Knowledge and usefulness of a drug alert-system for patients with kidney disease
28. Prevention on prescription medication errors: first quantification of pharmacist interventions
29. Non-small cell lung cancer therapy Detecting adverse drugs events with alarm signals in
    a convalescence unit
    
30. Introduction of a comprehensive antimicrobial stewardship process to decrease broad spectrum
    antimicrobial usage
31. Prevalence of potentially hazardous drug interactions
32. Analysis of the safety profile of drug  in a group of patients with kidney/ liver disorder

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