The EAHP Board, elected for three-year terms, oversees the association’s activities. Comprising directors responsible for core functions, it meets regularly to implement strategic goals. Supported by EAHP staff, the Board controls finances, coordinates congress organization, and ensures compliance with statutes and codes of conduct.
Statement 4.5
“Hospital pharmacists should promote seamless care by contributing to transfer of information about medicines whenever patients move between and within healthcare settings.”
What does it mean for patients? In the interest of patient safety the patients’ health records should be complete, exhaustive and include all contributions provided by all health care professionals involved in their care, including interventions made by hospital pharmacists.
What does it mean for healthcare professionals? Healthcare professionals can expect hospital pharmacists to contribute to patients ́ health records ensuring they are complete, exhaustive and accurate. This includes pharmaceutical advice, recommendations and all interventions conducted by the pharmacy team. The documentation is also necessary to support any therapeutic decision by doctors.
What does it mean for Hospital Pharmacists? Hospital pharmacists are accountable for their practice, including pharmaceutical advice, validation and any recommendation. All interventions should be documented in the patients’ health records for reasons of traceability, necessity, and patient safety. Hospital pharmacists should contribute in the definition of procedures and a classification system of such records.
The SindelfingenBoeblingen Medical Center is SILCC Host providing training on this Statement. Please learn more about the SILCC programme here.
- USING AN ELECTRONIC ALGORITHM TO IDENTIFY THE MOST RELEVANT PATIENTS FOR MEDICATION REVIEW
- MPLEMENTATION OF A NEW CLINICAL PHARMACY SERVICE WITHIN A NEWLY LAUNCHED SURGICAL ADMISSIONS PROCESS
- GPI: IMPROVING INVESTIGATIONAL DRUG MANAGEMENT: AN INNOVATIVE PROCESS
- Clinical pharmacy›Discharge prescription Clinical pharmacy›Patient discharge Drug prescribing and dosing›Prescribing error
- COMPREHENSIVE SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAMME RUN BY CLINICAL PHARMACIST IN COLLABORATION WITH THE ADDICTOLOGY DEPARTMENT
- IMPROVING THE CONTINUITY OF CARE IN CASE OF EXTRATEMPORANEOUS MEDICINES FOR CHILDREN
- THE PHARMACIST IN THE LUNG CANCER MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM
- PROGRAMME OF PHARMACOTHERAPEUTIC BENEFIT TO THE SOCIO-SANITARY CENTRES OF A SPECIFIC HEALTH AREA THROUGH THE HOSPITAL PHARMACY SERVICE
- EAHP Policy Statement: Preparing health systems for an ageing society
- EAHP Policy Statement on eHealth and mHealth
- EAHP Survey results 2016/2017 (sections 1,3 and 4)
- EAHP Survey Report 2015
- GPI: A targeted strategy and training program to improve the medication reconciliation process
- GPI: ELECTRONIC RECORDING OF MEDICATION RECONCILIATION AS A RELIABLE REFERENCE FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE
- GPI: Development and implementation of ‘check of medication appropriateness’ in a large tertiary care centre
- GPI: Medication reviews conducted by clinical pharmacist in emergency ward
- GPI:Breaking barriers: medication safety in transitions of care
- GPI: IMMPaCT: A THERAPEUTIC EDUCATION PROGRAM (TEP) TO SUPPORT SEAMLESS CARE FOR PATIENTS LIVING WITH CANCER
- EAHP Brochure