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Creator:: Evans, Timothy Warren
Abstract:: A 140 bed community hospital was the setting where the development and evaluation of a computer aided patient profile review system took place. This clinically oriented system involved the review of patient's drug regimen, diet, allergies, and laboratory tests for well documented contraindications or interactions. The pharmacist was involved in...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: EVALUATION OF A COMPUTER AIDED PHARMACY PROFILE REVIEW SYSTEM IN A COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Abstract approved

Creator:: Franklin, Jack Richard
Abstract:: Medication error rates have long been a subject of interest among the pharmaceutical, nursing, and medical professions. The basic purpose of medication error studies has been to discover the quantity and type of errors which exist, thus enabling the investigator to evaluate the relative safety of various drug distribution systems...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: , as well as the Chief of Pharmacy Service at the study hospital, for their contribution to the

Creator:: Thonstad, Ralph Edward
Abstract:: Historically, patient days were used to assess pharmacy staffing levels at Albany General Hospital. It was the impression of the director of pharmacy that patient days were an incomplete and therefore unacceptable indicator of personnel requirements. Therefore, a study was initiated to: 1) develop a methodology that would document and...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: means of measuring productivity in a hospital pharmacy AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Ralph Edward

Creator:: Haas, Milo
Abstract:: A comparison of alternative pharmacy fee systems in a community hospital was studied. A retrospective analysis of FY 80 financial reports for an 83 bed community hospital was used. This data base was used to determine the economic impact of various pharmacy charging systems in a typical community hospital and...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: alternative pharmacy fee systems in a community hospital was studied. A retrospective analysis of FY 80

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