by Eric Christianson | Jul 27, 2014 | Educational Case Studies For Pharmacists
Another Guest Post via Amanuel T. B.Sc., Pharm.D. – Clinical Pharmacist: View his profile on Linked In Have a passion for medication education? Would you like to give back to healthcare students? Would you like to be an expert on a particular topic and...
by Eric Christianson | Jul 23, 2014 | Educational Case Studies For Pharmacists, Neurology, Pain, and Musculoskeletal Case Studies
98 y/o female had a long history of seizures was treated with Dilantin (phenytoin) 100 mg twice daily. The Dilantin level was routinely drawn every 6 months and had been in the 6-10 range for quite sometime (normal total level is 10-20, but there are multiple...
by Eric Christianson | Jul 9, 2014 | Educational Case Studies For Pharmacists, Endocrine Case Studies
Pretty extensive med list, and I’m going to pick out three points that need to be investigated – It’s really hard to limit it to three, but that gives you all an opportunity to identify other potential problems! 1. They have orders for management of...
by Eric Christianson | Jul 6, 2014 | Educational Case Studies For Pharmacists, Respiratory Case Studies
Reminder: For strategies to help minimize polypharmacy, subscribers have unlimited and free access to a webinar of the 10 Commandments of Polypharmacy – Please sign up! More content is in the works as well! Simply subscribe on the right hand side of the page...
by Eric Christianson | Jul 2, 2014 | Educational Case Studies For Pharmacists, Polypharmacy Cases And The Prescribing Cascade
By popular demand, another med review tonight, where I pick out a couple of points to investigate and I let you all have your crack at the list! Both Prilosec and Zantac (ranitidine) being utilized here, would like to look into the GI history and assess if both are...
by Eric Christianson | Jun 29, 2014 | Educational Case Studies For Pharmacists
A significant clinical medication review for everyone today, where I pick out a couple areas of concern to me and you can help do the rest by adding any comments/thoughts/questions below! There’s plenty to pick on in this one, so I may need a little help to...
