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The Electronic Pharmaceutical Dossier®: an effective aid to documenting pharmaceutical care data

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Pharmaceutical care involves decision-making based upon communication and judgements to avoid, initiate, maintain or discontinue pharmacotherapy. After establishing patient-pharmacist relationships and implementing collaboration with physicians based upon consensus guidelines, relevant information should be collected and processed in order to determine drug therapy problems and desired treatment outcomes. This paper describes in short the development of a ‘care concept’ for pharmaceutical care and focusses in particular on the fully integrated function of a pharmacy automation system (Pharmacom) for documenting relevant data and supporting the processing of drug therapy.

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  1. PharmaPartners BV, Slotlaan 15, 4902 AD, Oosterhout, the Netherlands

    J. J. de Gier

  2. Health Base Foundation, Randhoeve 225, 3995 CA, Houten, the Netherlands

    J. J. de Gier

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J.J. de Gier, The Electronic Pharmaceutical Dossier®: an effective aid to documenting pharmaceutical care data Pharm World Sci 1996; 18(6): 241–243.

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de Gier, J.J. The Electronic Pharmaceutical Dossier®: an effective aid to documenting pharmaceutical care data. Pharm World Sci 18, 241–243 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00735967

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