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Vol 13 pp33-64 No 2
February 2006

Hospital Pharmacist, February 2006

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Health economics

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Focus on technicians

LIFE-LONG LEARNING
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Comment   34

Pharmacoeconomics — the importance for pharmacists 34
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News   37-38

News summary 37-38
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• White Paper outlines shift from secondary care to primary care 37
• Health research strategy announced 37
• NHS trusts not meeting MRSA targets 38
• Improvements needed in NHS cancer plan 38
• New cases of HIV being diagnosed in the UK remain high 38


Special feature: Health economics   41-50
Life-long learning

— an introduction to the methodology 41-44
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— the models used for health economic analysis 45-47
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— the evaluation and application of pharmacoeconomic studies 48-50
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Careers   51-52
Careers

A career as a … falls prevention pharmacist 51-52
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By Jeremy Robson BPharm, Clin Dip Pharm, MRPharmS, Gill Sunderland, BSc, Clin Dip Pharm, MRPharmS and Phil Deady BSc, Clin Dip Pharm, MRPharmS
Pharmacists’ unique skills in medication review are invaluable in the falls prevention setting. In this article Jeremy Robson describes a typical week in his role as falls prevention pharmacist at The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Safety of medicines in practice   53-55
Safety of medicines in practice

Medication incident reports — improving the quality of reporting 53-55
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By Gillian Cavell, BPharm, MRPharmS
Reports of medication incidents need to be accurate and complete for the NPSA to identify error trends and disseminate safety information. This article describes how review of incident reports by pharmacists improves the reliability of the analysis


Papers   56-57

Cooling enhances benzylpenicillin stability during continuous home intravenous administration 56-57
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By Jane Vella-Brincat, BSc, MRPharmS, MPSNZ, Evan Begg, MBChB, FRACP, MD, Mei Zhang, BMed, MMed, PhD and Stephen Chambers, MSc, FRACP, MD
OBJECTIVE — To demonstrate the effects of chilling on the stability of benzylpenicillin sodium in NaCl 0.9% during simulated home IV therapy



Focus on technicians    58-60
Focus on technicians

Medicines management technicians in mental health 58-60
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Pharmacy services in Oxfordshire Mental Healthcare NHS Trust have been redesigned over the past few years, extending the role of medicines management technicians. This article looks at how the role has developed and the benefits it brings to both patients and staff


Life-long learning    61-62
Life-long learning

Health economics 61-62
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