Prise en charge médicamenteuse en milieu carcéral : contribution de l’équipe pharmaceutique à la sécurité des patients

Lalande, Laure; Bertin, Camille; Rioufol, Catherine; Boleor, P.; Cabelguenne, Delphine

doi:10.1016/j.pharma.2015.07.006

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“…The majority involved lack of therapeutic monitoring and patient compliance. In a population with a high prevalence of mental health issues, detection and correction of these issues are crucial to prevent therapeutic failure of these medications (Lalande, Bertin, Rioufol, Boleor, & Cabelguenne, 2016). Not all facilities have trained professionals administering prescription medications (Wick & Zanni, 2009); therefore, having a pharmacist review the appropriateness of patients' medications is even more important in avoiding downstream harms associated with medication errors.…”

Section: Systems Improvementmentioning

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Clinical Pharmacists in Correctional Facilities: A Literature Review and Future Directions

Thomson

Gunther

Macek

2019

Journal of Correctional Health Care

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The role of pharmacists has undergone a significant transformation. Expanding clinical roles in the community and hospital settings have led to opportunity for correctional facility pharmacists to expand their practice. This literature review identifies past and present roles of correctional pharmacists, along with areas for growth. Peer-reviewed and gray literature is described, outlining current and expanding pharmacist roles from 1997 to 2017. The literature reveals that health care provided in correctional facilities is shifting from a basic level of care to a greater role in inmate health and identifies the challenges and barriers that pharmacists meet. There is strong evidence to support the expanding role of pharmacists as primary care providers in the corrections setting through activities such as direct patient care, health care clinics, and medication management.

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Clinical Pharmacists in Correctional Facilities: A Literature Review and Future Directions

Thomson

Gunther

Macek

2019

Journal of Correctional Health Care

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“…Guidelines and literature for pharmacist practice in corrections is limited, with greater emphasis on drug distribution, personnel management, and other technical duties of operating a dispensary (Bott, 2016; Hadd, 1982; Lalande et al, 2016). Some literature has highlighted the clinical role of pharmacists in corrections, demonstrating an improvement in a variety of health-related outcomes for patients by having pharmacists providing direct patient care (Bingham, 2012; Bingham & Mallette, 2016; Denning, 2011).…”

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Clinical Pharmacist Services on Admission to a Large Correctional Center

Bhat

Gunther

Bungard

et al. 2020

Journal of Correctional Health Care

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The clinical role of pharmacists in a correctional facility has not been fully described. We report the proportion of patients assessed by a pharmacist within 48 hours of admission to a large correctional facility. Of those assessed, the frequency and type of pharmacist interventions were described. A retrospective chart review was conducted for patients admitted to the Edmonton Remand Center (ERC) from September to November 2017. From 1,500 patients, 518 (34.5%) were assessed by a pharmacist, and 511 (98.6%) of those received one or more pharmacist interventions. Interventions were most commonly health care provider interactions (89.0%) and drug therapy interventions (76.1%). ERC pharmacists assessed a sizable proportion of admitted patients, with most receiving at least one pharmacist intervention.

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COVID-19 and role of pharmacist in correctional facilities

Nadeem

Matti

et al. 2021

Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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Prise en charge médicamenteuse en milieu carcéral : contribution de l’équipe pharmaceutique à la sécurité des patients

Cited by 3 publications

References 25 publications

Clinical Pharmacists in Correctional Facilities: A Literature Review and Future Directions

Clinical Pharmacists in Correctional Facilities: A Literature Review and Future Directions

Clinical Pharmacist Services on Admission to a Large Correctional Center

COVID-19 and role of pharmacist in correctional facilities

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