A. Recognize and resolve preventable
drug-related problems.
B. Recognize and resolve ethical
dilemmas in appropriate ways.
C. Design, implement, monitor, evaluate, document, and modify or recommend modifications in pharmacotherapy to insure effective, safe and economical pharmaceutical care.
D. Effectively communicate and educate both patients and other
health care professionals in order to optimize pharmacotherapy
and prevent future health problems.
E. Implement rational pharmacotherapy based on a mastery of
biomedical (e.g. physiology, anatomy and immunology),
pharmaceutical (e.g. pharmacology, toxicology, both
pharmaceutical and medicinal chemistry, and pharmacy
administration) and clinical (e.g. epidemiology, pathophysiology,
pharmacokinetics and therapeutics) sciences.
F. Critically evaluate new advances in pharmacotherapy or systems of care and effectively utilize this new knowledge in patient care.
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