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Baker, PharmD, FASHP, FASCP 2 Associate Dean for Clinial Progra Profesor of Phan otherapy, Deparment of Pharmacotherapy, Washington State Universi. Walker, Pharm 17 linial Asoctate Professor, Depart Cincal Sciences, The University of Michigan College of Pharmacy: Manager of Clinical Services, Depastinent of Pharmacy, The Universiy of Michigan Health Stem, Ann. Wright, PharmD, BCES 7 Assistant Profesor, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Wilkes University Nesbitt School of kere, Penneyiania Pharmacy, Ann Zweber, RPA 14 Instructor, Department of Pharmacy Practice Oregon State University Cllege of Pharmacy, Comnalls Jeffrey L. Berdine, BS, PharmD, BCPS 7 Clinical Asistant Profesor, Department of linea, Social and Adasiniseative Sciences, Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy, Pitsburg Pennsytania Chat A. Louis College of Pharmacy Louis, Missouri Karen Beth Bohan, PharmD, BCPS 45 Assistant Professor, Wilkes Unversity Nesbitt School of Pharmacy, Wile Barre Pennsyivania Heather Boon, BSePhm, PRD 55 Aiatnt Profesor, University of Toronto Faculty of Pharmacy, Toronto, Ontario Jol A.
Borneman, BS, RPA 55 President, Homaeopathie Pharmacopoeia of the United States, Wayne, Pennsyhania Donald J. Louis, Misours Stephen M. Campbell, PharmD 53 Aastant Clinical Profesor, The University of Gonnecticut Schoo! of Phar Ginical Faculty, Ambulatory Care, Bris Hospital, Brita, Co 2, Storrs: Bruce C. Cobb, MS, MEd, CWOCN 22 Glnial Asodiate Profesor Emerins , University of Arizona College of Nursing, Susan Cornell, PharmD, CDE, CDM 47 Ginial Pharmacistand Educator, Dominick's Pharmacy, Oakbrook, Hlinois Asis Profesor, Midwestern UniversispChicago Gollege of Pharmacy, Downers Grove, Iinais Catherine M. Cuellar, MS, RPh, FASHP 3 Executive Disector, Medial Support and Pharmacy Services, TIRR, Houston, Texas Lawrence W. Delafuente, MS, FCCP, FASCP 11 Profesor, Diector of Geriatre Progra; merit Director, Co Programs, Virginia Co University School of Pharmacy, Richmond Joseph. Doherty, PharmD 47 Assistant Profesor of Clinical Pharmacy Pharmacy; Clinical Service Coordinator sti, U iversty of Cincinnati College of Cincinnati Health Department, Cincinat Oni Jeremiah Duby; PharmD 25 Critical Care Pharmacist Kaiser Perma Vallejo, Califor B, DecAan Dugan, PharmD 6 Assitant Profesor of Comunity Pharmacy Practice and Interim Dinector of Experiential Programs, Department of Pharmacy Practice and Adminisuation, Pal Beach Atlantic University School of Pharmacy, West Palon Beach, lida Herbert L.
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KalePradhan, PharmD 12,20 Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Eugene Applebauan College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Wayne Sate U Deparuinent of Pharmacy Service, St Join Hospital and Medical Center, Detroit, Michigan iver, Detroit, Michigan Willams D. Lackner, Phar 52 Profewor, Experimental and Ci al Insite fr the Sud of Pharmacology an Geriawic Pharmacotherapy, University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, Minneapolis isa A. Lawson, PharmD 7 Associate Profesor of Cinial Pharmacy, Philadelphia Collegeof Pharmacy, University ofthe Sciences in Phiadelp Pennsytania Michele A. af Pharmacy [Robert W. Mardin IL, MD 87 Department of Dermatology, Amett Clini West Lafayete Indiana Marsha MeFallsStringert, RPh, PharmD 41 Instructor of Pharmacy Practice; Disects, Center for? Clinica, Soca, Duquesne University Mya maey Practice, Department of d Administrative Sciences, School of Pharmacy, Pitsburyh, Pen Stephen Messer, NMD 55 Southwest Calleye of Naturopathic Medicine and Heal Sciences, Tempe, Arizon Emily K.
Meuleman, RN, ©, MS 8, 9 [Nurse Practitioner, Department of Farnily Medicine, The University of Michigan Chelsea Family Practice, Chelsea Susan M. Meyer, BS Pharmacy, MS, PAD 51 Senior Vice President, American Auociaion of Colleges of Pharmacy, Alexandsia, Virginia Jane R. Dietitian, Nutition Services, t etsy Medical Center, Tucson, Argo Patricia L. Ponte, PharmD, CDE, BCES, BC. ADM, FASHP, FCCP, FAPAA 10, 38 Professor of Clinical Pharmacy and Family Medicine, Departments of Clinical Pharmacy Family Medicine, Wes Virginia Unversy Robert C. Pous, MD 42 Private Practitioner Dee Reiter, PharmD, BCPS 26 Pedlatic Critical Care Pharmacy Specialist Deparment of Pharmacy, The Childe! Hospital, Denver, Colorado; Adjoint Assistant erty of Colorad Health Sciences Center School of Pharmacy, Denver Profesor, U Ronald J. Siepler, PharmD, BCNSP, FCCP 14 Research Specalit, Nubhate, Ine. Sobotka, PharmD 1 Manager Profesional Relations, The Procter and Gamble Company, Cincinnati, Ohio , John Staba, PRD 58 Profesor Emeritus, Pharmacognoss Department of Medicinal Chemistry, Univenity of Minnesota Cllege of Pharmacy and Medicinal Chemistry, Minneapolis Vanessa A.
Salva, PAD 61 Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice Department of Pharmacy Practice, Ohio Northean University College of Pharmacy, Ada Larry N. Trewya, PharmD 12 Clinical Pharmacy Coord Mercy Health S tem-Kan Fort Sot Dominic P. Walker, PharmD 19, 36 Glinial Asoriate Profesor, Department of Clinical Sciences, The University of Michigan College of Pharmacy: Manager of C Services, Department of Pharmacy, Th Unersty of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor al Geoffrey C. Wheel, Phare 14 Glinial Asistant Profesor, Robert. Thomas Wilson, RPh, JD 4 Assistant Profesor, Depart Prete, Purdue University Se Pharmacy and Phatiacal Scie Lafayette Indiana Michael Z. Use of the model in each disease-related chapter of this text provides repeated exposure and reinforces learning. The basic steps used in the guided-design decision-making format are as follows, forma: her information pertinent to the problem and its solution, Identify the problem.
Identify exclusions for selEtreatment, Patient assessment and triage. Identify alternative solutions. Select ian optimal solution, Prepare and implement a plan to solve the problem, Provide patient education, Evaluate patient outcome. Steps 1 and 2: Gather Information When an individual presents to a practitioner and is in need of selE-care advice, the practitioner must collect infor mation about the patient that may be pertinent to solving the patient's problem. TI to two ge ceral categories: 1 information about the symptoms that prompted the patient to seek assistance and 2 informa. Clear articulation of the symptoms is critical to 1 assist with differentiation among conditions with similar symptoms and 2 deter mine the goals of selftreatment.
A comparison of the patient's symptoms to the usual oF typical presentation of symptoms for a particular disease will help to differentiate and determine the most likely primary problem. For exam- ple, itis inadequate to conelude that a patient's problem is a common cold. In this instance, the therapeutic. On the other hand, if the patient's problem is nasal congestion, the goal would he to relieve the congestion: This goal is a much more useful criterion against which to evaluate a more limited set of potential therapeutic options. For example, 2 patient who complains of a cough associated with a cold is often a candidate for self-care. However, if the cough is significantly hampering the patient's ability to sleep oF carry out routine activities or ithe cough produces pain in the chest area, referral to a primary care provider may be appropriate.
In another ce, a patient who complains of a mild cough may not be a candidate for selEcare if other information about the condition eg. At this point, no alternative should be prejudged or omitted. There are four. In the context of selftreatment, all potentially plausible product categories, dosage forms, and nondrug products and measures should be included in the list. Similarly, all potentially useful sources of care e. In fact, there are Situations in which this option may be preferred. For exam- ple, consider a situation involving a patient on a limited icome who suffers from an asymptomatic, common wart thats in a location where it is neither noticeable nor likely to be spread easily to others.
Given that most common warts resolve spontaneously without treatment and that the patient has limited income to pay for a nonprescription product, no action at ll mayindeed be an optimal solution in this instance. Further, the erucial point often overlooked by critics that at this point in the decision-making process all ideas are listed and none are prejudged. Next, one of the alternatives, that may adequately achieve the goal is selected on the basis of a variety of patient-specific and therapy-specific variables. Therapy-specific variables include dosage forms, ingredients, side effects, adverse reactions, relative effec tiveness, and price. The plan should include a summary of the condition and the reasons for treatment. Steps iducate Patient Patient education is designed to provide a clear and con- cise description of administration of the treatment, side effects and precautions, expected outcomes, and guide lines for appropriate use.
Finally, after answering any remaining questions from the patient, the practitioner should encourage the patient to call or return ifthe symp- toms fail to resolve. If symptoms are not resolved, the centire decision-making procedure begins anew. Given the increase in the aging population, restricted access to prescribers through health management organizations, and the increasing costs of health care, self-care will continue to escalate inthe future, Nonprescription drugs remain integral to the self-care industry. The emerging concept of nonprescription drugs in disease management, particularly chronic conditions, such as osteoporosis, gives more reason and opportunity for the pharmacist to continue to incorporate nonprescrip- tion drug therapy into his or her practice. People have always used the services of others in treating and prevent.
ing illness. Village elders, medicine men or women, priests barbers, midwives, apothecaries, and physicians have been available in the community to provide services and prep- arations intended to restore health throughout time. Peo- ple always have attempted to diagnose and treat the selves. Today, selE-diagnosis and treatment are more common than ever before because of the availablity of nonprescription drugs and a high proportion of underin- sured oF uninsured people in the U. In the 21st century, nonprescription products will co tinue to be essential, costeffective components of the US. health care system. For example, ranitidine mg isa prescription drug, whereas its nonprescription version is 75 mg.
However, the possibilty of patient mis. adventure always exists. Hundreds of health-related self help books, newspaper feature articles, television and radio programs, instructional audio and videotapes, and Inter net sites and portals are evidence of the proliferation of terest in self-medication. According to the National Opinion Survey many people take various kinds of medicines and remedies. Even with the aging population, consumers took an average of 22 nonprescription medications compared with 3 pre- scription medications per month? This number will change as the Food and Drug Administration FDA per more prescription drug products to be switched to the nonprescription drug category.
A survey conducted for the National C Patient Information and Education NCPIE? of recalled OTC products FIGURE issued by FDA. Available at: httpulwww. However, lover the past 10 years product recalls have increased Fig. re Patients should therefore be made aware that all drugs, whether prescription or nonps equal probability of not being pure, sale, Patients must be reminded to refrain from taking or administering any drug product that seem to be of ques tionable purity, safety, or effectiveness and encouraged to notify their pharmacist as soon as suspicion arises. Before any product is used, the consumer should read the label and check the expiration date that appears on the product label. In sum- mary, as self-care with nonprescription medication contin- tues to increase, the pharmacist should promote the con- cept that nonprescription drugs, like prescription drugs, imiist be taken with care and diligence scription, have or effective.
Nonprescription drugs are also used to treat reproductive see Section II , respiratory see Section IV gastrointestinal see Section V , otic see Section VII , and dermatologic sce Section VIII disorders. As people live longer, work longer, and take a more active role in their own health eare, need to become better informed about self-care options. Consumption of nonprescription drugs has increased forall the major therapeutic eategories. Howeve prescription drugs available in pharmacies and retail out lets are not for eve pharmacists must the use of t he nom situation or every patient. However, nonprescription drug product sales in the heartburn therapeutic category rose by The implication of the deductibility of nonprescrip- tion drug costs from income tax is far reaching, especially considering that several insurance providers do not cover prescription drugs when nonprescription versions gener ally ofa lower strength are av treatment.
In , 5. Americans are aging, and patients of advanced age consume a disproportionately larger share of non- prescription drugs. popullation will be over 65 years, up from Nonprescription drugs provide low-cost alternatives to more expensive primary care visits and prescription rugs. Because these patients tend to be in poorer health and require more services than those Detween 65 and 85 years, they will have a bigger impact fon the future of the US. Some of these chronic conditions are treated by nonprescription drugs alone, or by nonprescription drugs serving as an adjunct to prescrip- tion drug therapy. As the number of people over 65 dou bles by , the consumption of nonprescription drugs will also rise. The percentage of the female popuilation increases with age and more women than men suffer from minor illnesses that are selEtreatable with nonprescription drugs.
Available at: http:iwww. Accessed February 23, Selected ailments sel-reated by men and women. Source: Consumer Healthcare Products Association Roper Starch Worldwide Study. Available at: http:ihwwn. the Intemet, These resources can be accessed globally, and information updated in the privacy and comfort of a patient's home. Practice Sites VIPPS program. Chapter 1 Self-Care and Nonprescription Pharmacotherapy 7 tunder its auspices. The program also includes a provision for NABP inspections. Each e-pharmacy that meets the NABP standards is entitled to use the VIPPS logo on its Web page. The logo gives credibility to the information posted on the site. households surfed the Internet for informa. FDA has the final authority to categorize a drug as prescription or nonprescription based on the provisions of the Durham-Humphrey amendment to the Food, Drug, and Cosmetics Act of Prescription drugs are sie and effective when used according to the prescriber's instructions.
Can the patient adequately selE-diagnose the clinical abnormality? Can the clinically abnormal condition be successfully selEtreated? The Center for Drug Evaluation and Research CDER , a division of FDA, oversees the form pro duction, and distribution of nonpreseription drugs to, censure that they are labeled properly and the benefits associated with their use outweigh the risks. Currently, the use of nonprescription pscudoephed- Fine products to illicitly manufacture methamphetamine is a public health concern that must be aggressively addressed by law enforcement.
However, recent legislative and regulatory proposals advocate allowing pseudoephed- rine to be sold only in pharmacies, in some cases by reg- ulating pseudoephedrine as a Schedule V controlled sub- stance see Chapter 4. These actions will place unnecessary burdens on pharmacies while giving pharma- cists authority to monitor the clinical need for a third class of nonprescription drugs. More than nonprescription products on the mar ket at present use ingredients or dosages that were avail able only by prescription 25 years ago. In the year , four drugs were switched, two having one ingredient in common. In the year , only fone switch was approved and none in Savings can be even higher when indirect e. travel, lost time from work costs are considered. The following are some of the justifi- cations for such expansion: © The public is hecoming increasingly health conscious and desives a better understanding of disease and dis cease management.
Children's Advil Cold [Pseudoephedrine HC! preudoephedrine HCI15 mg decongestant suspension per 5 ml; 4 times daily Nicotine polacilex troche 2 and 4 mg Smoking cessation Commit. prescription costs, primary care provider visits, loss of wages, and lost productivity among other factors The rising cost of prescription drugs is making it difficult to provide an affordable broad-based prescription benefit. Its relative safety and effectiveness at lower cost increase the value of nonpre- scription drug therapy: As accessibility of nonprescription drugs increases, so does the potential for drug interactions. Many nonpre- scription drugs have active ingredients that interact with the human body in different ways in a few individual. These interactions may make the drugs less effective or may cause dangerous side effects or other therapeutic problems. Patients should therefore consult pharmacists in selecting herbals, dietary supplements, or nonprescription drugs.
Table 12 lists few of the commonly used nonprescription drugs and their interactions with food, alcohol, other m prescription drugs, and certain disease conditions? The selEmedication rev- olution focuses on the development of knowledge and skill in promoting wellness, as well as in treating medical con- ditions with nonprescription drugs. Informed, appropri- ate, and responsible use of nonprescription drugs isa harge part of selfmedication, Data suggest that most patients respect these drugs, recognize their limitations, and read labeling information carefully"? Vet, many patients do not understand the circumstances under which nonpreserip- tion drugs should be discontinued.
g, liver toxicity with pro- longed intake of high doses of acetaminophen , drugdrug interactions, and indirect effects e. from delay in seek- ing appropriate medical attention. The FDA, pharma. action ve. Moreover, comorbidity and polypharmacy create an infinite number of special considerations in ensuring safe, appropriate, and effective use of nonpre- scription drugs. Thus, the pharmacistpatient interaction is vital to optimal nonprescription drug therapy: Although the pharmacists active involvement in self-care ustally costs the patient nothing directly, and no universal reim- bbursement scheme exists, ths i sill an important area of consumeroriented pharmaceutical eare that can be viewed as other disease management services. Val idation of the patient's understanding is eritically impor tant. The pharmacist should always encourage the patients to ask questions and lear more. A host of professional, economic, and public interest isstes and opportunities are converging to increase the promi- nence of nonprescription drug therapy within health care delivery and financing.
For example, FDA's advisory panel concluded that the side effects e. cant correlation has been found between their use and serious accidents. Patients should be instructed to seek medical attention if symptoms persist after use of the nonprescription drugs. Prolonged use of any nonprescription drug, unless other wise advised by the physician or pharmacist, should be discouraged even with symptomatic relief. On the other hand, some nonprescription drugs are intended for con- tinued use e. daily aspirin for stroke prevention, daily psyllium for cholesterol lowering effects Inactive ingredients in nonprescription drugs, stich as binders, disintegrants, fillers, and preservatives, are not threatening to most consumers. However, these can cause allergic reactions in a few individuals. For the safety of the very few who may encounter an allergic reaction, the EDA, requires inactive ingredients be listed on the label so patients will know what they are ingesting.
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