Clinical Pharmacy Officer:
• Qualifications: A clinical pharmacist who is a participant in clinical pharmacy courses at a minimum, with good scientific experience, competence and personality.
• Duties:
1- Participating and adhering to the policies and plans of the pharmaceutical and therapeutic services and programs of improving and evaluating the performance according to the quality systems and ethical standards of the health institution and taking into account the conditions of safety and safety of the patient in providing the service.
2. Participate in the clinical morning tour of patients who have been discharged and clinical medical supervision to distribute Dose System unit and the possibility of adopting the principle of pharmacological equivalence in the determination of their high toxicity and follow-up treatment in the correct and specified time, Pathological and follow-up sensations and therapeutic and pharmacological complications of the patient with the medical team, nursing and health and work to address them.
3- Organizing and marking the clinical pharmacological treatment form for each patient who is in his file and the special records for that purpose in accordance with the prescribed treatment and confirming the order of medicines and matching them with the files of sick patients who have fallen from Western medical prescriptions.
4 - to ascertain the date of expiry of drugs and the absence of physical changes and to report in case of occurrence as well as side effects and the return of drugs remaining and unused to the internal pharmacy and in accordance with the established regulations.
5. To educate patients and respond to their inquiries and to raise awareness among health workers in a scientific and exemplary manner about the medicine and its guidelines to prevent complications, misuse and waste.
6 - Participation in scientific activities, discussions and training courses and work on the development of work in the Division.
7 - Commitment to the hall's uniforms and instructions to control pollution and reduce acquired infections.
• Qualifications: A clinical pharmacist who is a participant in clinical pharmacy courses at a minimum, with good scientific experience, competence and personality.
• Duties:
1- Participating and adhering to the policies and plans of the pharmaceutical and therapeutic services and programs of improving and evaluating the performance according to the quality systems and ethical standards of the health institution and taking into account the conditions of safety and safety of the patient in providing the service.
2. Participate in the clinical morning tour of patients who have been discharged and clinical medical supervision to distribute Dose System unit and the possibility of adopting the principle of pharmacological equivalence in the determination of their high toxicity and follow-up treatment in the correct and specified time, Pathological and follow-up sensations and therapeutic and pharmacological complications of the patient with the medical team, nursing and health and work to address them.
3- Organizing and marking the clinical pharmacological treatment form for each patient who is in his file and the special records for that purpose in accordance with the prescribed treatment and confirming the order of medicines and matching them with the files of sick patients who have fallen from Western medical prescriptions.
4 - to ascertain the date of expiry of drugs and the absence of physical changes and to report in case of occurrence as well as side effects and the return of drugs remaining and unused to the internal pharmacy and in accordance with the established regulations.
5. To educate patients and respond to their inquiries and to raise awareness among health workers in a scientific and exemplary manner about the medicine and its guidelines to prevent complications, misuse and waste.
6 - Participation in scientific activities, discussions and training courses and work on the development of work in the Division.
7 - Commitment to the hall's uniforms and instructions to control pollution and reduce acquired infections.
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