Abstract
Establishment of a multidisciplinary clinical pharmacology consult service (CPCS) can be an important adjunct to a successful formulary management system. This article describes the model of a CPCS developed at the University of California Davis Medical Center. The CPCS provides patient- specific consultations, serves a leadership role in directing the medical staff toward hospital-wide drug usage guidelines for high cost pharmaceutical agents, and enforces the P and T Committee adopted criteria on selected high- cost or high risk agents. The mission of the CPCS is to provide the P and T Committee with a multidisciplinary mechanism to educate health care providers, improve patient care, establish drug usage criteria, and enforce those criteria.
| Original language | English (US) |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 699-707 |
| Number of pages | 9 |
| Journal | Hospital Formulary |
| Volume | 28 |
| Issue number | 8 |
| State | Published - 1993 |
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Initiation of a clinical pharmacology consult service as a formulary management tool. / Albertson, Timothy E; Musallam, N.; Tharratt, R. S.; Romac, D.; Foulke, G.; Mowers, R.; Panecek, E.
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T1 - Initiation of a clinical pharmacology consult service as a formulary management tool
AU - Albertson, Timothy E
AU - Musallam, N.
AU - Tharratt, R. S.
AU - Romac, D.
AU - Foulke, G.
AU - Mowers, R.
AU - Panecek, E.
PY - 1993
Y1 - 1993
N2 - Establishment of a multidisciplinary clinical pharmacology consult service (CPCS) can be an important adjunct to a successful formulary management system. This article describes the model of a CPCS developed at the University of California Davis Medical Center. The CPCS provides patient- specific consultations, serves a leadership role in directing the medical staff toward hospital-wide drug usage guidelines for high cost pharmaceutical agents, and enforces the P and T Committee adopted criteria on selected high- cost or high risk agents. The mission of the CPCS is to provide the P and T Committee with a multidisciplinary mechanism to educate health care providers, improve patient care, establish drug usage criteria, and enforce those criteria.
AB - Establishment of a multidisciplinary clinical pharmacology consult service (CPCS) can be an important adjunct to a successful formulary management system. This article describes the model of a CPCS developed at the University of California Davis Medical Center. The CPCS provides patient- specific consultations, serves a leadership role in directing the medical staff toward hospital-wide drug usage guidelines for high cost pharmaceutical agents, and enforces the P and T Committee adopted criteria on selected high- cost or high risk agents. The mission of the CPCS is to provide the P and T Committee with a multidisciplinary mechanism to educate health care providers, improve patient care, establish drug usage criteria, and enforce those criteria.
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