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China Pharmacy ; (12): 641-646, 2021.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-875642

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OBJECTIVE:To pro vide reference for promoting the standardized construction of centralized intravenous drug dispensing mode and the healthy development of PIVAS and improving the rational infusion in China. METHODS :The establishment and development process of PIVAS in China were reviewed ,the necessity ,current situation and problems to be solved of centralized intravenous drug dispensing mode were analyzed. RESULTS & CONCLUSIONS :Due to scientific , advanced,smooth,convenient operation procedure and standardized management ,and reduced occupation exposure ,centralized intravenous drug dispensing mode ,of which the pharmacists were in charge ,had become the inevitable development direction of intravenous drug dispensing in Chinese hospitals. The overall PIVAS construction in China had worked well and played a significant role,not only significantly improved the quality of finished infusion ,promoted rational drug use ,protected the health of nurses and ward (area) environment,but also contributed to the construction and development of the nursing profession ,and also contributed to the improvement of the pharmacy department ’s own management level. However ,the value of PIVAS pharmacist service still needs to be understood.

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Braz. j. pharm. sci ; 46(1): 19-27, Jan.-Mar. 2010. tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-548732

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The objective of this paper was to prepare and provide resources to pharmacists and other healthcare professionals, enabling them to carry out a critical analysis on drug abuse, acquiring knowledge in several areas that effectively contribute to their personal development in this professional field. Professionals play a crucial role in the reduction and prevention of substances abuse, since they are able to advise patient about illicit drugs, psychotropic medicines and alcohol abuse. There is an urgent need to specialize pharmacists to act in the national public health service and contribute to actions aimed at the surrounding community.


Esse artigo tem o intuito de preparar e fornecer subsídios a farmacêuticos e outros profissionais de saúde a realizarem uma análise crítica sobre o abuso de drogas adquirindo conhecimento em diversas áreas que contribuam para o seu próprio desenvolvimento nesse campo de atuação. O profissional é fundamental na redução e prevenção ao abuso de substâncias, pois é capaz de aconselhar pacientes sobre o abuso de drogas ilícitas, medicamentos psicotrópicos e álcool. Há urgência na especialização de farmacêuticos para atuarem na saúde pública nacional contribuindo nas ações dirigidas à comunidade.


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Humans , Pharmaceutical Preparations , Pharmacists , Illicit Drugs , Substance-Related Disorders , Drug and Narcotic Control
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Korean Journal of Medical History ; : 343-384, 2010.
Article in Korean | WPRIM | ID: wpr-156684

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This article examined i) how traditional medico-pharmaceutical custom from the late 19th century influenced such changes, ii) how medical laws of Daehan Empire and early colonial period influenced the differentiation of medico-pharmaceutical profession, and iii) what the responses of medico-pharmaceutical professionals were like, and arrived at following conclusions. First, in late Chosun, there was a nationwide spread of pharmacies (medicine room, medicine store) as general medical institutions in charge of prescription and medication as well as diagnosis. Therefore, Koreans' perception of Western medicine was not very different from that of traditional pharmacy. Second, Western pharmacies were established by various entities including oriental doctors, Western doctors and drug manufacturers. Their business ranged from medical consultation, prescription, medication and drug manufacture. This was in a way the extension of traditional medico-pharmaceutical custom, which did not draw a sharp line between medical and pharmaceutical practices. Also, regulations on medical and pharmaceutical business of Daehan Empire did not distinguish oriental and Western medicine. Third, clinics attached to pharmacy began to emerge after 1908, as some Western pharmacies that had grown their business based on selling medicine began to hire doctors trained in Western medicine. This trend resulted from Government General's control over medico-pharmaceutical business that began in 1908, following a large-scale dismissal of army surgeons trained in medical schools in 1907. Fourth, as specialization increased within medico-pharmaceutical business following the colonial medical law in early 1910s, such comprehensive business practices as Western pharmacy disappeared and existing businesses were differentiated into dealers of medical ingredients, drug manufacturer, patent medicine businessmen and herbalists. And private practice gradually became the general trend by establishment of medical system with doctors at the pinnacle and spread of modern Western medicine, and support of capitalists.


Subject(s)
Humans , Colonialism/history , History, 19th Century , History, 20th Century , Pharmacy/history , Technology, Pharmaceutical/history
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