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Table of contents
Introduction
Hospital pharmacy &
pharmacist, Purpose of
training.
About Hospital
250 Bedded General
Hospital, Tangail.
Departments of Hospital
Departments in which i
completed my training
Medication Error
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Prescription Analysis
Definition & Types Analysis of some
prescription
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Role of Pharmacist
Hospital pharmacist’s
function
3. Introduction
Hospital Pharmacy: The department of the hospital which deals with
procurement, storage, compounding, dispensing, manufacturing, testing,
packaging, and distribution of drugs.
Hospital Pharmacist: Hospital pharmacists are experts in medicines who
work as part of multidisciplinary healthcare teams to manage the use of
medicines in hospitals.
Purpose of Hospital Training:
To get real life working experience.
To find out the importance of pharmacists in hospital.
To get idea about the significance of patient counseling.
To increase our caliber as a new pharmacist to serve the nation in future.
4. 250 Bedded General Hospital, Tangail.
250 bedded general Hospital, Tangail is a
governmental organization, was established in
1974. It is converted into Sheikh Hasina Medical
College Hospital on the year of 2014, when Sheikh
Hasina medical College was established. Main
Building of 250 bedded general Hospital, Tangail
has three storied building with accommodation
facilities, inpatient and outpatient medical services,
diagnostics and Lab services, administrative
facilities and ancillary services.
5. Pharmacist requirement on the basis of bed
strength in a hospital
Bed Strength
No. of Pharmacist
Required
Up to 50 Beds 03
Up to 100 Beds 05
Up to 200 Beds 08
Upto 300 Beds 10
Up to 500 Beds 15
6. Departments Of 250 Bedded General Hospital ,Tangail.
There are three main wards in this hospital:
1. Medicine ward: (2 months)
a. General Medicine
b. Cardiology
c. Pediatric
d. Outdoor service.
2. Surgery ward: (15 days)
3. Gynecology ward: (15 days)
8. Medication error is any preventable event that may cause or
lead to inappropriate medication use or patient harm while the
medication is in the control of the health care professional,
patient, or consumer.
Medication Error
Types
Wrong Drug Wrong Dose Wrong Frequency
Prescription Errors Wrong Administration
9. Medication Error (Drug-drug Interaction)
Name: Khaleda Age: 29 Sex: Female
Diagnosis: Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Treatment:
Inf: Clinosol Vit - (Amino acids 5%+ Vitamins + Electrolyte) – (I/V STAT at 5 drops/min)
Inj: Sedil - (Diazepam) – (1 amp I/M STAT)
Inj: Cosec 40mg - (Omeprazole) – (1 vial I/V STAT and BD)
Inj: Emistat 8 mg - (Ondansetron) – (1 amp I/V STAT)
Analysis:
Omeprazole + Diazepam Interaction:
Omeprazole may increase the blood levels and effects of diazepam; this can increase the risk of
side effects including excessive drowsiness and breathing difficulties.
Diazepam + Food:
Grapefruit and grapefruit juice may interact with diazepam and lead to potentially dangerous
side effects.
12. Medication Error (Lack of administering information)
Ferix V should take on empty
stomach for maximum absorption
Pantid 20 mg should be taken on
an empty stomach, 1 hour before
meals.
Calboral DX should be taken after
meals.
13. Medication Error (Rule based error)
Ceftriaxone 1gm is generally an
IM injection.
But, In case of IV route it should
be infused intermittently over 30
minutes.
14. Role of Hospital Pharmacists
Cross-checking the prescriptions.
Proper patient counseling.
Contact with doctors if any confusion in prescriptions.
Find out and solve any types of medication errors.
Dispense the right drug to right patient.
Proper documentation and preservation of data in case of
narcotic drugs.
Dose adjustment if required.
Maintaining the staffs (e.g. Nurses and others) and trained
them.