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Osama M Al-Quteimat

Cleveland Clinic, UAE

Title: Evidence-based pharmaceutical care: The next chapter in pharmacy practice

Biography

Biography: Osama M Al-Quteimat

Abstract

Pharmacy is a very dynamic profession and the role of the pharmacist is improving with the expansion of the scope of services and the introduction of new subspecialties over time. Moving from being medication dispensers to outcomeoriented and patient-focused care providers; pharmacists will carry more responsibility and commitment to improve their knowledge and practice. Being updated and evidence-based is a key tool to achieve eff ective pharmaceutical care services. The primary purpose of this article is to highlight the concept of “evidence based pharmaceutical care” as professional practice to improve the quality of pharmaceutical care. Th ere is strong data showing that pharmaceutical care lead to improvement in health outcomes and cost-eff ective therapy. More eff orts, policies and qualifi ed staff are needed to establish the “evidencebased pharmaceutical care” as new daily professional practice. Evidence to support pharmacists in their emerging role as care providers is available to improve the effi cacy and quality of pharmaceutical care. Education and specialized training practicing evidence based approach are vital to prepare pharmacists to provide high quality pharmaceutical care. As care providers, pharmacists are eff ective in providing high quality patient care and being members in multidisciplinary clinical teams is needed to give them the opportunity. Evidence based pharmaceutical care is a natural and logical emerging concept in the modern pharmacy practice to achieve high quality and more eff ective pharmaceutical care but still more eff orts and resources are needed to promote new attitude toward more professional career