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 consist of doctors, nurses, specialists, and allied health professionals like physical therapists, dietitians, and pharmacists, who provide individual care to patients

Clinical Health Teams

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Both fields are() but have distinct goals, practices, and methods aimed at improving health outcomes at different levels of society.

interconnected

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Patient history taking

Clinical methods

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Asking the right questions to identify population health problems

Public Health Methods

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Physical examination

Clinical Methods

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Blood tests, cultures, urinalysis, etc.

Clinical methods

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Population studies, Heals needs assessments, Health Equity Audits, Health Impact Assessments

Public Health Methods

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Using gathered information to decide the potential causes of the problems that can be addressed

Clinical methods

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Triangulation of hard and soft intelligence to make interpretation and recommendation causes of the problem that can be addressed

Public Health Methods

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Medicie, surgery, etc.

Clinical Methods

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Screening, immunization, health promotion, community

Public Health methods

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Public Health initiatives must therefore be based on () about the health of populations, including local patterns of disease cause of mortality and morbidity, existing infrastructure and priorities.

information

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In the UK: Pharmacists play a crucial role as (), actively participating in efforts to promote health and prevent disease within their communities. Their unique position as accessible healthcare professionals allows them to engage with the public directly, providing advice, conducting screenings, and educating individuals on health-related issues. Their advocacy extends to raising awareness about the importance of vaccinations, regular health check-ups, and medication adherence, all of which are vital components of public health advocacy.

public health advocates

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In the US: The pharmacist's role is () beyond the traditional product-oriented functions of dispensing and distributing medicines and health supplies. The pharmacist's services of today include more ()administrative and public health functions. Pharmacists have a role in developing “ population-specific, evidence-based disease management programs and protocols based upon analysis of epidemiologic and pharmaco-economic data, medication use criteria medication use review and risk reduction strategies.

expanding, patientoriented,

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In the Philippines: The Role of Pharmacists Today While pharmacists traditionally focused on dispensing medications, the profession has since shifted from a product-centered focus to a() approach, emphasizing personalized care and better health outcomes. As represented by the Philippine Pharmacists Association (PPhA), a pharmacist's role in public health is to promote safe and effective medication use by actively educating patients, collaborating with other healthcare providers, participating in health campaigns, and advocating for policies that improve access to quality medications, particularly in areas like chronic disease management and immunization programs, thereby contributing to the overall wellbeing of communities

patient-centered

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Although pharmacy includes many aspects of patient care (e.g., immunizations, adherence, and drug information) as well as more product-related responsibilities including the preparation, dispensing, and proper utilization of medications, we see pharmacy as a () between patient-centered health care and public health

bridge

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Pharmacists play a crucial role in public health by () their expertise in medications, patient care, and health promotion. They are not only dispensers of medicine but also essential healthcare professionals who contribute to preventing disease, promoting health, and prolonging life. Here's a detailed overview of their role in each of these areas:

leveraging

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a. In Prevention of Disease Pharmacists contribute significantly to disease prevention through various activities:

Vaccination Services

Health Screening and Early Detection

Medication Management

Public Health Education

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 Many pharmacists are trained to administer vaccines, such as flu shots, COVID-19 vaccines, and other immunizations, which help reduce the spread of preventable diseases.

Vaccination Services

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 Pharmacists often conduct screenings for conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and high cholesterol, helping to identify risk factors early before they lead to serious health issues.

Health Screening and Early Detection

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