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COMMUNITYPHARMACY PRACTICE

CASE STUDIES

Jean-Venable "Kelly" R. Goode, PHARMD, BCPS, FAPHA, FCCPProfessor and Director

Community Pharmacy Practice and Residency Programs

Virginia Commonwealth University School of Pharmacy

Richmond, Virginia

Lynne M. Roman, PHARMDPharmacist Manager

Target Pharmacy

Ellicott City, Maryland

Kristin W. Weitzel, PHARMD, CDEAssistant Editor

Pharmacist's Letter and Prescriber's Letter

Director of Editorial Projects

Therapeutic Research Center

Stockton, California

Clinical Associate Professor (Adjunct)

University of Florida College of Pharmacy

Gainesville, Florida

yAmerican Pharmacists Association

ing medication use. Advancing patient care.

A P h A

Washington, D.C.

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Contents

FOREWORD / xi

PREFACE / xüi

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS / xv

CONTRIBUTORS / xvü

SECTION 1PRINCIPLES OF INCORPORATING PATIENTCARE INTO A COMMUNITY PRACTICE /1

1 Entrepreneurship in Pharmacy / 3Bradley P. Tice

2 Developing a Business Plan / 6Jennifer L. Rodis

3 Pharmacy Workflow / 10Sharon B. S. Gatewood

4 Marketing Pharmacy Services / 12Bradley P. Tice

5 Documentation of Patient Care in theCommunity Pharmacy Setting / 17Jennifer Cerulli

6 Compensation for Patient Care in theCommunity Pharmacy Setting / 19Andrew P. Traynor

7 Documentation and Compensation forMedication Therapy ManagementServices under Medicare Part D / 22Dee Dugan and Katherine Heller

8 Practice-Based Research in theCommunity Pharmacy Setting / 28David A. Mott and Elizabeth Peterson

SECTION 2

PRINCIPLES OF MANAGING PATIENTS IN THECOMMUNITY PHARMACY SETTING / 31

9 Patient Care Process / 33Kelly Brock

10 Professionalism in the CommunityPharmacy Setting / 38Dana P. Hammer and Carson Huntoon

11 Health Disparities in the CommunityPharmacy Setting / 41JeriJ. Sias

12 Patient Safety in Community PharmacyPractice / 47Antoinette B. Coe and Kristin W. Weitzel

SECTION 3

PERSONAL HEALTH CARE AND PREVENTIVEMEDICINE / 51

13 Age-Based and Gender-BasedScreenings / 53Nicole M. Gattas

14 Adult Immunization / 57Jean-Venable "Kelly" R. Goode and Dennis D. Stanley

15 Global Health Threats and the Role ofthe Community Pharmacist / 62Katherine E. Werner

16 Nutrition / 66Renee Ahrens Thomas

1 7 Managing the Use of DietarySupplements / 68Mario M. Zeolla

18 Dietary Supplements / 71Bella H. Mehta

19 Smoking Cessation / 78Denise Glasser

20 Obesity / 80Renee Ahrens Thomas

SECTION 4

CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS / 83

21 Hypertension / 85Michael E. Ernst

22 Congestive Heart Failure / 88Stefanie Ferreri

23 Managing Hyperlipidemia in theCommunity Pharmacy / 90Marialice S. Bennett

24 Coronary Artery Disease / 98Kimberly M. Crosby and Jonathan D. Ference

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SECTION 5

ENDOCRINE DISORDERS / 101

25 Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus / 103James R. Taylor

26 Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus / 106Magaly Rodriguez de Bittner andHeather Brennan Congdon

27 Thyroid Disease / 109Nicole Paolini Albanese

28 Metabolie Syndrome / 111Michael Hogue

SECTION 6

RESPIRATORY DISORDERS / 115

2 9 A d u l t A s t h m a / i nSarah Parnapy

30 Pediatric Asthma / 120Amber Briggs

31 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary

Disease / 125Kristin Kouski, and Michelle Herbert Thomas

32 Pediatric Cough, Cold, and Fever / 128Macary Weck Marciniak and Kristin W. Weitzel

SECTION 7

GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS / 131

33 Peptic Ulcer Disease / 133Kimberly D. Mitchell

34 Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease / 135Nimita Thekkepat

35 Diarrhea / 138Kara M. Carruthers

3 6 Constipation / 141Jeffery D. Evans

3 7 Irritable Bowel Syndrome / 145S<weta Chawla

38 Inflammatory Bowel Disease / 149Margie E. Snyder and Melissa A. Somma

39 Nausea and Vomiting / 153Denise L. Glasser

SECTION 8

RHEUMATOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGICDISORDERS / 155

40 Osteoarthritis / 157H0Ü31 Hurley

41 Rheumatoid Arthritis / 160Am^ L. Whhaker

42 Osteoporosis / 163Gilbert A. Steiner

43 Allergie Rhinitis / 168Catrina Schwanz

SECTION 9

HEMATOLOGIC DISORDERS /171

44 Anticoagulation / 173Christine Lee and Stuart T. Haines

45 Anemias / 177Annie Lara

SECTION 10

INFECTIOUS DlSEASES / 181

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Acute Otitis Media / 183Margaret Tomecki and Jennifer McFee

Human Immunodeficiency Virus / 187Lisa D. Inge

Respiratory Infections / 190Roger D. Lander and Hind I. Hamid

Eye Infections / 193Kimberley C. Brown

Urinary Tract Infections / 196Lisa D. Inge and Allana Mehlhom

Sexually Transmitted Infections / 199Jeffery A. Goad

Fungal Infection of the Nails / 202Allana Mehlhorn

Influenza / 204Vicki L. Wade

SECTION 11

OCULAR DISORDERS / 207

54 Contact Lens / 209Audrey Smith and Janelle Ruisinger

SECTION 12

WOMEN'S HEALTH / 213

55 Postmenopausal Hormone Therapy / 215Erin C. Raney

5 6 Contraception / 217Maria Maniscalco-Feichtl and Eric Frontera-'Zayas

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57 Infertility / 221Judy Sommers Hanson

58 Nonprescription Drug Use DuringPregnancy and Lactation / 224Kristin W. Weitzel

5 9 Menstrual Disorders: Dysmenorrhea / 228Deanne L. Hall

SECTION 13

MEN'S HEALTH / 231

60 Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia / 233Brandon T. Jennings and Amy L. Whitaker

61 Erectile Dysfunction / 235Lynne M. Roman

SECTION 14

GERIATRIC HEALTH / 237

62 Managing Medication Use in theGeriatric Patient / 239Ron Gregory and Kimberly A. Cappuzzo

63 Parkinson's Disease / 242Melody Ryan

64 Alzheimers Disease / 244Heather Aüison Greene and Patricia W. Slattum

SECTION 15

NEUROLOGIC DISORDERS / 247

65 Headache / 249Carrie Foust Koenigsfeld and Darla Klug Eastman

66 Epilepsy and Women of ChildbearingAge / 252Angela M. Dyer and]. Tyler Stehens

SECTION 16

PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS / 255

67 Managing Attention DeficitHyperactivity Disorder / 257Pamela C. Heaton and Kelly Swensgard

68 Insomnia / 261Erin L. St. Onge

6 9 Generalized Anxiety Disorder / 264Rebecca L. Stovall, Nancy Brahm, andKimberly M. Crosby

70 Depression / 267Stacey Lauderdale

71 Prescription Drug Abuse: IdentifyingRisk Factors and Warning Signs / 271Jennifer M. Strickland

72 Schizophrenia / 274Ericka L. Breden

SECTION 17

RENAL AND GENITOURINARY DISORDERS / 277

73 Urinary Incontinence / 279Lakesha M. Butler

SECTION 18

DERMATOLOGIC DISORDERS / 283

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Acne / 285Andrea DiFalco and Jean-Venable "Kelly" R. Goode

Psoriasis / 288Richard N. Herrier

Poison Ivy Dermatitis / 290Brice A. Labruzzo

Sunburn / 293Richard N. Herrier

Rash / 295Richard N. Herrier

Warts / 297Emily Evans

Pediculosis / 301Adam C. Welch

SECTION 19

PAIN MANAGEMENT / 303

81 Chronic Pain / 305Warren A. Narducci

82 Neuropathie Pain / 309Bruce R. Canaday, Molly E. Graham, andBrice A. Labruzzo

83 Persistent Pain in the Older Adult / 313Holly Divine and Amy Nicholas

APPENDIX:

ABBREVIATIONS USED WITHOUTEXPANSION IN TEXT AND PHARMACYRECORDS AND FORMS / 316


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