Clinical Rounding, LTC Consulting Chart Review

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baronzb

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What is a good resource for conducting the above reviews, that is non-acute care or low acute care rounding and interventions? Additionally, what common things in the chart do pharmacists look for? Have a nice day.
 
What is a good resource for conducting the above reviews, that is non-acute care or low acute care rounding and interventions? Additionally, what common things in the chart do pharmacists look for? Have a nice day.

Drug utilization review: dosing, interactions, sub or Supra therapeutic doses, meds that require discontinuation due to (inappropriate duration of therapy, IV. To PO). The lust continues
 
Drug utilization review: dosing, interactions, sub or Supra therapeutic doses, meds that require discontinuation due to (inappropriate duration of therapy, IV. To PO). The lust continues

Yes the lust certainly continues..

Don’t forget - gradual dose reductions, psychotropic indications, prn psychotropics, hold parameters, Levo dosing, drug monitoring via routine labs.

Don’t use a resource unless you need it such as Lexicomp. After reviewing about 5000 charts you should master it. Also you should not exceed an average of 6-7 minutes per chart
 
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Yes the lust certainly continues..

Don’t forget - gradual dose reductions, psychotropic indications, prn psychotropics, hold parameters, Levo dosing, drug monitoring via routine labs.

Don’t use a resource unless you need it such as Lexicomp. After reviewing about 5000 charts you should master it. Also you should not exceed an average of 6-7 minutes per chart
Lol the “lust”. I meant list.
 
Any text book or resources for self study?
Can people elaborate on the more important and or common ones. Thanks