Longitudinal 3 Exam 2 Objectives
Practice of Pharmacy Act 205
What Alabama act focuses on dispensing and compounding and states
that only qualified persons can compound or dispense prescriptions
drugs and medicines?
ALBOP Administrative Code Chapter 680
What Alabama act defines institutional, parenteral, and nuclear
pharmacy and collaborative practice and includes qualifications of the
physician and pharmacist to enter a CPA?
Patient Specific
What CPA type is based on the relationship between the patient,
providers, and pharmacist and accounts for chronic disease
management?
Population Specific
What CPA type is based on the relationship between the providers and
pharmacist and accounts for chronic disease management AND acute
care?
Statewide Protocol
What type of autonomous prescribing gives any qualified pharmacist the
ability to follow protocols published by an "empowered state body" and
accounts for preventative care OR acute or self limiting conditions?
Unrestricted
What type of autonomous prescribing gives the authority to
autonomously prescribe a medication without supervision of a
collaborating physician, for legitimate medical purposes and within the
pharmacist's usual course of practice?
, CPA
What is a formal, collaborative relationship between pharmacists and
providers that may allow the pharmacist to conduct activities approved
by the practitioner and as defined by law and rules of the board?
Standing Order
What allows pharmacists to dispense medication without a
patient-specific prescription in a specifically defined patient population?
Professional Liability
What type of insurance protects against covered claims arising from real
or alleged errors or omissions, including negligence, in the course of
professional duties?
Advocacy
What is defined as an activity by an individual or group to plead a case,
support a cause, or to recommend a course of action to political,
economic, social, institutional, or patient-care issues?
Provider Status
What is a major topic to advocate for in the pharmacy profession?
ASHP PAI 2030
What initiative has a goal to significantly advance the health and well
being of people by supporting patient-centered care delivery models that
optimize the most effective use of pharmacists as direct patient care
providers?
Pharmacy Practice Model Initiative (PPMI)
What model summit has a goal to reach a consensus on optimal
pharmacy practice models in hospitals and health systems?
Practice of Pharmacy Act 205
What Alabama act focuses on dispensing and compounding and states
that only qualified persons can compound or dispense prescriptions
drugs and medicines?
ALBOP Administrative Code Chapter 680
What Alabama act defines institutional, parenteral, and nuclear
pharmacy and collaborative practice and includes qualifications of the
physician and pharmacist to enter a CPA?
Patient Specific
What CPA type is based on the relationship between the patient,
providers, and pharmacist and accounts for chronic disease
management?
Population Specific
What CPA type is based on the relationship between the providers and
pharmacist and accounts for chronic disease management AND acute
care?
Statewide Protocol
What type of autonomous prescribing gives any qualified pharmacist the
ability to follow protocols published by an "empowered state body" and
accounts for preventative care OR acute or self limiting conditions?
Unrestricted
What type of autonomous prescribing gives the authority to
autonomously prescribe a medication without supervision of a
collaborating physician, for legitimate medical purposes and within the
pharmacist's usual course of practice?
, CPA
What is a formal, collaborative relationship between pharmacists and
providers that may allow the pharmacist to conduct activities approved
by the practitioner and as defined by law and rules of the board?
Standing Order
What allows pharmacists to dispense medication without a
patient-specific prescription in a specifically defined patient population?
Professional Liability
What type of insurance protects against covered claims arising from real
or alleged errors or omissions, including negligence, in the course of
professional duties?
Advocacy
What is defined as an activity by an individual or group to plead a case,
support a cause, or to recommend a course of action to political,
economic, social, institutional, or patient-care issues?
Provider Status
What is a major topic to advocate for in the pharmacy profession?
ASHP PAI 2030
What initiative has a goal to significantly advance the health and well
being of people by supporting patient-centered care delivery models that
optimize the most effective use of pharmacists as direct patient care
providers?
Pharmacy Practice Model Initiative (PPMI)
What model summit has a goal to reach a consensus on optimal
pharmacy practice models in hospitals and health systems?
