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    Institutional PharmacyPractice

    Chapter 1

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    Institutional Pharmacy Practice

    • Provision of distributional and clinical pharmacy services at a broad institutional settings including hospitals, long-term care, hospice, corfacilities and others

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    Integrated Health Systems

    • Integrate all care under the umbrella of a central organization

    • Often include:

    • inpatient/acute care

    •primary care/outpatient care

    • long term care

    • home care

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    Hospitals

    •  Traditionally focused on providing care to acutely ill patients that reqconstant care by a team of highly skilled professionals

    • Biggest component of institutional practice

    Differentiated by these factors:• Location

    • Size

    • Specialization

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     Types of Hospitals

    • COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

    • Most common type

    • Deal with an assortment of diseases and injury 

    •  Treat a broad group of medical conditions

    • SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL

    • Particular disease

    • Specific organ

    •  Type of patient

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     Types of Hospitals

    •  TEACHING HOSPITAL

    •  Training future health-care professionals

    • PROFIT HOSPITAL

    Owned by corporation or private investors

    • NON-PROFIT HOSPITAL

    • do not seek a return on investment for owners

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     Types of Hospitals

    • GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL

    • Owned or heavily supported by federal , state, country or other governmenta

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    Evolution of Hospital Nomenclatu

    AO no. 68-A s.1989

    AO no. 70-A s.2002

    AO no. 147 s.2004

    AO no. 2005-0029

    A.O.

    Primary Infirmary Infirmary Level 1 Othefa

    Secondary 1st level ReferralHospital

    Primary CareHospital

    Level 2 Le

    Tertiary (Non-Teaching)

    2nd levelReferral Hospital

    SecondaryCare Hospital

    Level 3 Le

    Tertiary(Teaching)

    3rd level ReferralHospital

    Tertiary CareHospital

    Level 4 Le

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    Legal Basis for Defining Hospital

    (R.A. 4226)• Beds/cribs for 24 hours use or longer (sec 2)

    • Must have Minimum Standards and Construction of a Hospital (sec

    Bed space OPD

    Laboratory DR  

    OR Isolation

    X-ray Morgue

    Pharmacy 

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    Legal Basis for Defining Hospital

    (R.A. 4226)• “Classify” hospitals as to: (sec. 16)

    • General or Special

    • Service capacity 

    • Size or bed capacity 

    •  Training or not

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    “NEW Classification of Hospitals and ot

    Facilities”

     A.O. no. 2012 – 0012DOH Bureau of Health Facilities and Servic

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    CLASSIFICATION OF HOSPITA

    •  According to Ownership: 

    •  A. Government

    • Created by law 

    Maybe under DOH, DND, DOJ, PNP, LGU, SUCs, GOCC and others• B. Private

    • Single proprietorship, Partnership, Corporation, Cooperative, Foundation, ReNGO

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    CLASSIFICATION OF HOSPITA

    •  According to Functional ca  pacity: 

    • A. General Hospital

    • Clinical services

    • Emergency services

    • Outpatient services

    • Ancillary and Support services

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    CLASSIFICATION OF HOSPITA

    •  According to Functional ca  pacity: 

    • B. Specialty Hospital

    Particular disease  – e.g. National Orthopedic Hospital, NationaCenter for Mental Health, San Lazaro Hospital

    Particular organ(s) – 

    Lung Center, Phil. Heart Center, NKTI Particular Group of Patients  – PCMC, NCH, DJFMH

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    CLASSIFICATION OF HOSPITA

    •  According to Trauma Capability

    • A. Trauma  – Capable Facility

    DOH licensed hospital designated as a trauma center 

    • B. Trauma – 

    Receiving Facility

    Receives trauma patients for transport to trauma center 

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    New Classification of General Hospi

       C   L   I   N   I   C   A

       L   S   E   R   V   I   C   E   S   A   N   D

       F   A   C   I   L   I   T   I   E   S   F   O   R

       I   N  -   P   A   T   I   E   N   T   S

    LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3

    Medicine

    PediatricsOB-GYNESurgery

    Level 1 plus all: Level 2 plus all:

    Departmentalized ClinicalServices

    Teaching/training with

     Accredited residencyprogram in the 4 majorclinical services

    Emergency and OPD Respiratory Unit Physical Medicine andRehabilitation unit

    Isolation Facilities General ICU  Ambulatory Surgical Clinic

    Surgical/ MaternityFacilities

    High Risk Pregnancy Unit Dialysis Clinic

    Dental Clinic NICU Tertiary lab withhistopathology

       A   N   C   I   L   L   A   R   Y

       S   E   R   V   I   C   E   S

    Secondary ClinicalLaboratory

    Tertiary Clinical Laboratory Blood bank

    Blood Station Blood station 3rd level X-ray

    1 st level X-ray  2nd level X-ray with mobileunit

    Pharmacy

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    New Classification of other Health FacA B C D

    Primary Care Facility Custodial Care Facility Diagnostic/ Therapeutic

    Facility

    Specialized Out-Pa

    FacilityWith In-patient Beds:

    Infirmary

    Birthing Home

    Psychiatry Care Facility Laboratories:

    Clinical Lab/HIV

    Blood service

    facilities

    Drug Test lab

    NBS

    Water lab

    Dialysis Clinic

    Ambulatory Surgical

    Without Beds:

    Medical Out-patient

    clinics

    OFW clinics

    Dental clinics

    Drug Abuse Treatment

    and Rehabilitation Center

    (DATRC)

    Ionizing machines:

    X-ray, CT scan,

    Mammography, etc

    In-Vitro Fertilization

    Centers

    Sanitarium/ Leprosarium Non-Ionizing machines:

    Ultrasound, MRI and

    others

    Radiation Oncology

    Facility

    Nursing Home Nuclear medicine Oncology center/ cl