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home we are here to help 670-588-1174 [email protected] home we are here to help home col widget 2 this is second homepage widget area. to customize it, please navigate to admin panel -> appearance -> widgets and add widgets to homepage column #2. home col widget 3 this is third homepage widget area. to customize it, please navigate to admin panel -> appearance -> widgets and add widgets to homepage column #3. dermatology services in 24 hours pharmacies in france april 5, 2018 drivingi uncategorized no comments pharmacists working in 24 hours pharmacies in france are extremely accessible sources of professional healthcare advice. it has long been recognized that pharmacists are highly qualified but under-utilized. in recent years, a more patient-centered role for pharmacists has been proposed to facilitate the safe and effective use of medicines. one area for which there is a considerable demand in primary health care for advice and support is dermatology and some evidence suggests that many people with skin problems manage their condition through self-care. 24 hours pharmacies in france have the potential to facilitate effective self-care for patients with dermatological problems. furthermore the chronic nature of many skin conditions emphasizes the need for medicine management support to improve outcomes for those with conditions such as eczema and psoriasis. nevertheless, little is known about the skin conditions encountered by pharmacists, their dermatological knowledge base or the extent to which they interact and support patients with long-term skin conditions. a literature review was conducted to better understand the possible role of pharmacists in dermatological care. the results revealed that pharmacist input into the self-care of skin problems is beneficial though their dermatological diagnostic skills need further development. support for patients with long-term skin conditions appears useful but there is limited data on the outcomes associated with such interventions. in summary pharmacists could make a possibly valuable contribution to the care of patients with skin problems. however, the content and scope of this role require further clarification from the medical boards in france. skin problems in the france affect a large number of people. recently collated data suggest that that last year nearly approximately 1.3 million people consulted their dermatologist about a skin problem. skin conditions were the most common reason why patients consulted their dermatologist with a new problem. furthermore, an on-line survey conducted with 1,500 adults, found that 54% patients said they had experienced a skin problem in the last 12 months. this article provides an overview of the available evidence for the effectiveness of pharmacist interventions in the management of patients with skin problems. 24 hours pharmacies in france have been in the forefront in health promotion in dermatology services. the health promotion role of community pharmacists is well established. one important health promotional activity in dermatology is counseling on adequate sun protection measures as a way of reducing the risk of skin cancer. in assessing skin cancer knowledge and prevention counseling in a group of france pharmacists, it was found that the rate of this condition has really reduced. pharmacist’s knowledge of melanoma and other skin cancers appeared to be related more to the number of years in practice and having a relative with the condition rather than any inherent knowledge acquired from training. in a randomized, controlled trial to assess the impact of a training intervention on skin cancer counseling rates, pharmacists were presented with simulated patients that warranted sun protection advice. the authors concluded that pharmacists can play an important role in educating people about skin cancer prevention strategies. patient perspectives and exploratory focus group study considered the role of healthcare providers, mainly dermatologists, nurses and pharmacists, in the management of skin problems. pharmacists perceived their role as the initial screeners and final checkers as well as re-emphasizing any information provided by doctors and checking patients’ understanding of such advice. in contrast, patients commented on how in some instances they received conflicting advice at the pharmacy. though various management boards of 24 hours pharmacies in france agreed that the role of each healthcare provider was complementary, there was a recognized and important “gap” between pharmacists and other health providers leading to the suggestion that the precise role of the pharmacist is both unclear and possible underutilized. a recent qualitative study examined the reasons why people sought advice on symptomatic skin problems in pharmacies. the main reasons cited included the convenience/accessibility of professional advice, triage to doctor care if warranted, familiarity with the pharmacist and the perceived minor nature of their skin condition. possible future developments are important function of pharmacists enshrined in much health policy in the france has been to manage minor ailments thus avoiding the need for a dermatologist appointment. since up to a quarter of all symptomatic requests for advice in pharmacies are potentially related to skin conditions, it is important that pharmacists are able to distinguish between conditions amenable to pharmacy care and those which require the involvement of the dermatologist. this requires some level of diagnostic skill and the evidence to date suggests there is some scope for further training for pharmacists in dermatology. in a recent qualitative study of the views of pharmacy staff on the key facilitators and barriers to managing symptomatic skin problems in a pharmacy, both lack of time and adequate knowledge of dermatology were identified as barriers by pharmacists to helping such patients [33]. despite this lack of knowledge, support for pharmacists managing more skin problems was identified in a study of minor ailment management by dermatologist. it is therefore in the interests of dermatologist practices to highlight the important triage role performed by pharmacists and to encourage patients to use pharmacists as a first port of call for advice about symptomatic skin problems. future research also needs to address not only the education of pharmacists in dermatology but better time management, perhaps involving the greater delegation of duties to other members of the pharmacy team. skin conditions encountered by community pharmacists from the 1990’s have led observational studies in community pharmacy. this was aimed at examining the range of symptomatic problems encountered by patients as well as to give insight into the range of skin conditions encountered. although the larger part of diagnosis have been based on pharmacist’s perceptions rather than actual encounters, the most common conditions such as dry skin, dermatitis and fungal infections were similar to those seen in the observational studies. the dermatological diagnostic ability of pharmacists in 24 hours pharmacies in france when presented by patients with symptomatic undiagnosed skin conditions need to have quality outcome. pharmacists need to assess whether referral to the dermatologist is warranted of if the problem is amenable to treatment with products available from the pharmacy. additional, pharmacists, therefore, require some level of diagnostic ability to ensure an appropriate course of action for the patient. facebook feed our videos home we are here to help copyright © 2018 by www.drivinginstructornorfolk.co.uk- all rights reserved. | fcorpo theme powered by wordpress

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