·       Hospitals today are

·    The primary functions of any hospital are 

·       Once the diagnosis has been determined a treatment plan is developed, which may include

·       The “processing” of patients refers to all the functions and paperwork associated with a patient’s stay in the hospital. These include

·       Health education and well promotion are other major functions of hospitals.  Such wellness programs are

·       Hospital governing board is responsible of

·       Hospital governing board is responsible of governing the hospital in the community’s best interest. It is ethically, financially, and legally responsible for

·       Home health aides are providing personal care and support services, like

HOME MAKING, FOOD PREPARATION, PERSONAL CARE, BATHING

Private duty involves the provision of personal care services around the clock or

·       Home care and hospital pharmacy practice

Home infusion therapy must adhere to

Home infusion pharmacies are required to

Prescription records and labeling requirements are different from those of

Home care patients may have heightened needs for

·       Settings where home infusion services are provided include:

·       Home infusion therapy services involve 

·       Home infusion therapy providers are licensed in many states as

·       The most common form of home infusion therapy is

·       Pumps are the type of equipment that are most frequently used in

·       Medicare and Medicaid programs changed

·       There are 3 types of business models for LTC nursing facilities:

Government sponsored: the smallest percentage of LTC facilities,   Proprietary: the most common type of long term care facilitY,

Voluntary or not-for-profit

·       A long term care pharmacist will

·       Federal regulations require that a licensed pharmacist review medication use

·       The consultant pharmacist reports his or her findings to the

·       Managed care companies become more aggressive in

·       The government body driving the standardization of rules and regulations for long-term care facilities is the

·       Funding for prescription medication is covered under

·       Pharmaceutical care focuses on

·       Pharmacy technicians assist

·       The earliest example of an ethical code in medicine was

·       Ethical principles help us make choices between

·       Our personal and professional values have a place in ethical decision making process, which sometimes can be

Facing ethical dilemmas will always be a

·       The principle of beneficence means that you should

·       Nonmaleficence:

·       Autonomy: 

·       Promise keeping:

·       Honesty:

·       Justice:

·       Know how to convert Roman numerals to