(a) according to the prescription drug order one by one;
(2) After the drugs are fully prepared, check the drug name, dosage, specification, quantity, usage and dosage with the prescription one by one, and write the label accurately;
(3) Valuable drugs and narcotic drugs shall be registered in accordance with regulations;
(four) when the same patient holds more than two prescriptions, they should be prepared one by one to avoid mistakes;
(five) when dispensing, we should guard against mistakes in the preparation of easily confused drugs, such as similar names or pronunciations, similar packaging shapes, and multiple specifications of the same product;
(6) The prepared drugs shall be marked on the outer packaging, including: name, usage, dosage, storage conditions, etc.;
Drugs requiring special storage conditions should be marked with eye-catching labels to remind patients.
Thirteenth when preparing Chinese herbal pieces, the dosage should be according to? Equal reduction? 、? A dose? The method. If there are requirements for frying first and then frying, separately frying, separately taking, separately melting and separately frying, it shall be packaged separately, and the usage shall be indicated.
Patient's name, dosage, decocting method, matters needing attention, etc. It should be indicated on the prepared packaging bag of Chinese herbal pieces.
Article 14 Prescriptions of expensive Chinese herbal pieces and toxic Chinese herbal pieces must be checked and prepared by two people. After the preparation is completed, the two people should sign for confirmation and register them in the account books.
Article 15 Before delivery, licensed pharmacists should check whether the drugs prepared are consistent with the drugs prescribed in the prescription, and whether there is any mismatch, omission or overdose.
Article 16 When distributing, licensed pharmacists shall verify the distribution objects, hand over the drugs to patients, patients' families or caregivers one by one according to the prescription, and give medication guidance according to the prescription (refer to the drug instructions if necessary). For patients with incapacity, they should explain and guide the medication to their families or caregivers. The basic contents shall include:
(1) The name and quantity of the drug;
(2) indications for medication;
(3) Dosage: initial dose and maintenance dose. If necessary, explain how to convert the dose and demonstrate how to measure it; For what? When necessary? The maximum dosage for one day should be specified;
(4) Administration method: daily administration frequency or interval, course of treatment, especially administration with special requirements (time requirement, daily dosage, shaking well before use, not taking with a certain medicine, etc.). ), if necessary, should be specified and marked on the drug label;
(five) the expected time of drug efficacy and the maintenance time of drug efficacy;
(six) the handling methods of forgetting to take or missing drugs, and paying attention to the compliance of patients with drugs;
(seven) how to avoid and deal with the common adverse reactions of drugs;
(eight) the skills of self-monitoring the efficacy of drugs;
(9) Suggestions on how to avoid the interaction and lifestyle caused by using other drugs or special foods at the same time.
Seventeenth prescription dispensing should implement the system of drug dispensing, review and double inspection of drug delivery, and special provisions can be made separately in special circumstances such as emergency and night shift.
A licensed pharmacist shall sign or affix a special seal to the prescription after completing the prescription adjustment.
Chapter III Medication Consultation
Eighteenth drug consultation refers to licensed pharmacists' personalized guidance and publicity on rational drug use for patients and the public.
Nineteenth licensed pharmacists have the responsibility and obligation to provide medication consulting services to patients and the public, and to answer their medication questions and introduce drugs and disease knowledge through direct communication with patients, family members and the public. Licensed pharmacists should generally abide by the following principles when receiving consultation:
(a) in the process of consultation should follow the etiquette, respect the privacy of patients;
(2) Patiently ask patients questions, and use open and closed questions to understand patients' daily medication and judge the correctness of patients' previous medication;
(3) In order to make patients understand correctly, use descriptive language as much as possible;
(4) Face-to-face or telephone communication combined with written instructions can be adopted;
(five) as far as possible to provide written guidance materials to patients, especially:
1. Patients who use this drug for the first time;
2. Patients who use low therapeutic index drugs;
3. Patients with poor medication compliance.
(6) Pay special attention to the following special groups: 1. Elderly patients with memory loss; 2. Children; 3. Pregnant and lactating women; 4. Patients with adverse drug reactions after taking the medicine; 5. Patients with abnormal liver and kidney function; 6. Patients who have no obvious curative effect after medication; 7. Patients with mental illness; 8. Patients who work under special circumstances.