The Pharmaceutical Opinion enables the pharmacist to formalise dispensing, a need that may be :
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occasional for a patient with no particular needs to be monitored, |
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or systematic in the case of a patient followed, in particular for a chronic disease ( type 2 diabetes, asthma, etc.). If the situation requires it, the Pharmaceutical Opinion can be transmitted to the physician so that he can react within a useful period of time if necessary. |
These steps of the Pharmaceutical Opinion ensure understanding, registration and traceability, enabling the observations and initiatives of the pharmacist to be put to full use.
The patient thus benefits from a set of indicators destined to extend the pharmaceutical analysis and develop surveillance.
The qualitative approach of the Pharmaceutical Opinion based on the pharmacist's expertise to aims optimise security, efficacy, comfort and the economics of health care.
The patient is actively involved in the process and so not only benefits but becomes a partner in the care process and thus contributes to the future of our health care system. |
Pharmaceutical
Opinion and the patient
