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Benefits of chemotherapy regimen checks performed by pharmacists: evaluation from the classification made by the Safety Management Council of National University Hospitals.
- In: Poster presentation
- At: Buenos Aires (Argentina) (2016)
- Type: Poster
- Poster code: POS-HPS-074
- By: TANAKA, Masaki (National cancer center Hospital East, Department of pharmacy, Kashiwa, Chiba, Japan)
- Co-author(s): Masaki Tanaka:Department of Pharmacy,National Cancer Center Hospital East,Kashiwa, Chiba,Japan|Hisanaga Nomura:Department of Pharmacy,National Cancer Center Hospital East,Kashiwa, Chiba,Japan|Shinya Suzuki:Department of Pharmacy,National Cancer Center Hospital East,Kashiwa, Chiba,Japan|Nahoko Yoshino:Department of Pharmacy,National Cancer Center Hospital East,Kashiwa, Chiba,Japan|Takeshi Koike:Department of Pharmacy,National Cancer Center Hospital East,Kashiwa, Chiba,Japan|Akira Shinohara:Department of Pharmacy,National Cancer Center Hospital East,Kashiwa, Chiba,Japan|Shinichiro Saito:Department of Pharmacy,National Cancer Center Hospital East,Kashiwa, Chiba,Japan
- Abstract:
Within oncology pharmacy practices, pharmacists play a substantial role in reviewing and checking chemotherapy-containing prescriptions.
We retrospectively evaluated pharmacists’ inquiries through the chemotherapy regimen checks for outpatients between April 2013 and March 2015.Using the classification made by the Safety Management Council of
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