The rest of the text focuses on elaboration of the pharmaceutical care philosophy and what that means to pharmacists, patients and society, as well as, the educational needs and management strategies necessary for pharmacists to provide this care. While this text has an American health care system focus, teaching associates and managers will find it useful for making practice changes and discussing issues with students during SPEP rotations. This home page maintained by David Bourne, Professor of Pharmacy, University of Oklahoma, College of Pharmacy, provides many links to pharmacy-related sites. This site maintained by the Centre for Drug Policy and Outcomes Research at Detroit Receiving Hospital - Department of Pharmacy, provides links to many resources that may be useful in drug information searches. Medscape is an on-line resource for health professionals and consumers.
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This is a peer-reviewed electronic journal published by the School of Pharmacy of Northeast Louisiana University at Monroe. It focuses on current ideas and research in pharmaceutical care. If you know of other interesting pharmacy-related websites please let us know. Its purpose is to keep readers informed about program activities, and provide a communication vehicle for participants. Your views are important to us.