People-Centred Pharmacy: Ethical Challenges in Everyday Practice (Original PDF from Publisher)

People-Centred Pharmacy Ethical Challenges Ethical Challenges in Everyday Practice

Learn about pharmacists’ people-centered decision-making in this concise and useful book.

A crucial aspect of pharmaceutical care is pharmacy ethics and decision-making. Pharmacists frequently have to make decisions that affect their patients’ short- and long-term health, and they must use professional judgment when the best options are unclear.

The unique demands of pharmacy workers in this vital area of practice are often overlooked in current guides to ethical decision-making in healthcare, which are often developed for physicians or nurses.

This mistake is corrected in People-Centred Pharmacy: Ethical Challenges in Everyday Practice, which provides a practical analysis of the typical moral conundrums that pharmacists encounter. The book presents an approach to practical ethical reasoning that takes into account the interests of everyone concerned, including the pharmacist, while maintaining a commonsense perspective. For pharmacists and anyone researching the topic, the outcome is a priceless resource.

Additionally, readers will discover:

An article co-authored with pharmacy instructors
Specific instances derived from empirical studies on pharmacy practice
A multidisciplinary approach to the various problems that pharmacists encounter
All pharmacy employees and students would benefit greatly from reading People-Centred Pharmacy: Ethical Challenges in Everyday Practice.