pharmacist means that the pharmacist is registered to provide pharmacy services directly to the public. Canada Patients eligible for British The Medication Community The fee scheduled for Medication the BC Medication Columbia Management Project pharmacy the Medication Management British Management Project Pharmacy Currently offered in 120 Management Project Project Columbia The Medication require only one Association pharmacies across B.C. is based on patient Medication (B.C) Review Service can medication in their and complexity. Fees are Review In the Medication be carried out PharmaNet record. Pharmaceutical paid by both the BC Services. Management Project, anywhere as long as Services Pharmacy Association Patients eligible for the pharmacist reviews it is provided in a Division of the and the BC Ministry the Medication the patient’s medication suitable area that British of Health. Fees vary Review Service must history with the patient, respects the Colombia from 2011 $A 72.68 be B.C. residents with identifies any medication patient’s to Ministry of to 2011 $A 115.08 for a B.C Personal Health management issues, sets privacy and the Health the full work-up Number who have at patient-focused goals, patient is present contact. Fees for seven different The implements solutions to i.e., it cannot be follow-up contacts qualifying medications Medication address issues and meet conducted by for the medication that have been Management goals, monitors effects telephone or other management project entered into Project was and modifies solutions electronic means are also based on the PharmNet within the launched in according to changes in number of last six months, have September patient needs, prevents medication a clinical need for the 2010 and will further medication management issues service and give management issues, to resolve. informed consent to documents the service
pharmacist means that the pharmacist is registered to provide pharmacy services directly to the public. Medication Management Project Medication Review Services. Canada British Columbia (B.C) Patients eligible for the BC Medication Management Project require only one medication in their PharmaNet record. Patients eligible for the Medication Review Service must be B.C. residents with a B.C Personal Health Number who have at seven different qualifying medications that have been entered into PharmNet within the last six months, have a clinical need for the service and give informed consent to British Columbia Pharmacy Association and Pharmaceutical Services Division of the British Colombia Ministry of Health The Medication Management Project was launched in September 2010 and will The Medication Management Project Currently offered in 120 pharmacies across B.C. In the Medication Management Project, the pharmacist reviews the patient’s medication history with the patient, identifies any medication management issues, sets patient-focused goals, implements solutions to address issues and meet goals, monitors effects and modifies solutions according to changes in patient needs, prevents further medication management issues, documents the service Community pharmacy The Medication Review Service can be carried out anywhere as long as it is provided in a suitable area that respects the patient’s to privacy and the patient is present i.e., it cannot be conducted by telephone or other electronic means The fee scheduled for the Medication Management Project is based on patient complexity. Fees are paid by both the BC Pharmacy Association and the BC Ministry of Health. Fees vary from 2011 $A 72.68 to 2011 $A 115.08 for the full work-up contact. Fees for follow-up contacts for the medication management project are also based on the number of medication management issues to resolve.