Seven key parameters that facilitate clinical pharmacy practice: a comparison between Israel and the United States

Abstract Clinical pharmacists have advanced training that enables them to manage medication therapy, including prescribing, titrating, and discontinuing medications, in order to achieve therapeutic goals. In some countries, such as the United States, advances in training, responsibility, legal frame...

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Main Authors: Adam J. Rose, Daniel Witt, Carmil Azran, Ran Nissan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BMC 2021-06-01
Series:Israel Journal of Health Policy Research
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1186/s13584-021-00476-8
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description Abstract Clinical pharmacists have advanced training that enables them to manage medication therapy, including prescribing, titrating, and discontinuing medications, in order to achieve therapeutic goals. In some countries, such as the United States, advances in training, responsibility, legal frameworks, and public acceptance of new roles have proceeded in parallel to expand the scope and contribution of clinical pharmacists over several decades. In this manuscript, we detail seven discrete key parameters of professional advancement for clinical pharmacists, corresponding to the seven areas in which they must advance in order to contribute fully to delivering high-quality medical care. For each key parameter, we briefly summarize the progress made in the United States to date, as well as goals for future progress. We then compare this to the development of the analogous key parameter in Israel. We found that on some key parameters, the development of clinical pharmacy in Israel lags behind the United States. This manuscript can provide a roadmap for the future advancement of clinical pharmacy in Israel, toward its full realization as a profession that can contribute to delivering high-quality medical care.
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spelling doaj.art-c7874f4aaca046f2978b603b249811152022-12-21T19:11:18ZengBMCIsrael Journal of Health Policy Research2045-40152021-06-0110111010.1186/s13584-021-00476-8Seven key parameters that facilitate clinical pharmacy practice: a comparison between Israel and the United StatesAdam J. Rose0Daniel Witt1Carmil Azran2Ran Nissan3Hebrew University School of Public HealthUniversity of Utah College of Pharmacy, Department of PharmacotherapyDepartment of Clinical Pharmacy, Herzliya Medical CenterPharmacy Services, Beilinson Hospital, Rabin Medical CenterAbstract Clinical pharmacists have advanced training that enables them to manage medication therapy, including prescribing, titrating, and discontinuing medications, in order to achieve therapeutic goals. In some countries, such as the United States, advances in training, responsibility, legal frameworks, and public acceptance of new roles have proceeded in parallel to expand the scope and contribution of clinical pharmacists over several decades. In this manuscript, we detail seven discrete key parameters of professional advancement for clinical pharmacists, corresponding to the seven areas in which they must advance in order to contribute fully to delivering high-quality medical care. For each key parameter, we briefly summarize the progress made in the United States to date, as well as goals for future progress. We then compare this to the development of the analogous key parameter in Israel. We found that on some key parameters, the development of clinical pharmacy in Israel lags behind the United States. This manuscript can provide a roadmap for the future advancement of clinical pharmacy in Israel, toward its full realization as a profession that can contribute to delivering high-quality medical care.https://doi.org/10.1186/s13584-021-00476-8Clinical pharmacyMedication therapy managementMid-level providersHealth professionsHistory of medicineInternational comparison of healthcare systems
spellingShingle Adam J. Rose
Daniel Witt
Carmil Azran
Ran Nissan
Seven key parameters that facilitate clinical pharmacy practice: a comparison between Israel and the United States
Israel Journal of Health Policy Research
Clinical pharmacy
Medication therapy management
Mid-level providers
Health professions
History of medicine
International comparison of healthcare systems
title Seven key parameters that facilitate clinical pharmacy practice: a comparison between Israel and the United States
title_full Seven key parameters that facilitate clinical pharmacy practice: a comparison between Israel and the United States
title_fullStr Seven key parameters that facilitate clinical pharmacy practice: a comparison between Israel and the United States
title_full_unstemmed Seven key parameters that facilitate clinical pharmacy practice: a comparison between Israel and the United States
title_short Seven key parameters that facilitate clinical pharmacy practice: a comparison between Israel and the United States
title_sort seven key parameters that facilitate clinical pharmacy practice a comparison between israel and the united states
topic Clinical pharmacy
Medication therapy management
Mid-level providers
Health professions
History of medicine
International comparison of healthcare systems
url https://doi.org/10.1186/s13584-021-00476-8
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