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Disaster and Emergency Pharmacy: A Guide to Preparation and Management

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Publisher
Routledge
Year
2023
ISBN
9781032414881, 9781032215327, 9781003358312
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
5 MB (5241089 bytes)
Edition
1
Pages
\207
Time added
2023-07-04 15:15:49

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Figures Tables Preface Acknowledgements Abbreviations 1. Why I'm a Disaster Pharmacy Researcher? My Autoethnography Narrative Introduction So, Disasters ...? So, Why Did I Choose to Study Disaster and Emergency Pharmacy? Being a Disaster Researcher during the COVID-19 Pandemic Chapter References Part I: Introduction to Disaster and Emergency Management 2. Definitions and Terminology Introduction Hazards Humanitarian Emergency Disasters Is It Disasters or Emergencies? All-Hazards Approach PPRR Disaster Affected Disaster Risk The Sendai Framework Disaster Health Management Disaster Pharmacy Chapter References 3. Health Consequences of Emergencies Introduction Earthquakes Volcanic Eruptions and Tsunamis Floods Storms Droughts and Famine Extreme Heat and Fires Pandemics and Disease Outbreaks Anthropogenic Emergencies Vulnerable Populations Older Individuals Individuals with Chronic Conditions Continuity of Medication Management Chapter References 4. Disaster Theories Introduction Command and Control Theory Systems Thinking Theory Chaos Theory Surprise Management Theory Applying These Theories to Pharmacy Practice Chapter References 5. Disaster and Emergency Pharmacy Models Introduction Role Categorisation Model Disaster Readiness Model Pharmacy Personnel Model Challenges with Existing Models Where Do Pharmacists Fit: A Disaster Pharmacy Model Introduction Logistics Public Health Patient Care Governance Chapter References Part II: Pharmacists' Place in Disaster and Emergency Management 6. The History and Evolution of Pharmacists in Disasters and Emergencies Introduction History of Pharmacists in Emergencies Major Disasters and Emergencies American Civil War World War I and II Anthrax Crisis Hurricane Katrina Great East Japan Earthquake SARS Pandemics Fort McMurray Wildfires Thunderstorm Asthma Australian 2019-2020 Bushfires Evolution of Pharmacists' Roles in Disasters The COVID-19 Pandemic Chapter References 7. PPRR Cycle and Pharmacists' Roles Introduction PPRR Cycle Prevention/Mitigation Phase Pharmacists' Roles in the Prevention/Mitigation Phase Preparedness Phase Pharmacists' Roles in the Preparedness Phase Response Phase Pharmacists' Roles in the Response Phase Recovery Phase Pharmacists' Roles in the Recovery Phase Chapter References Part III: Evidence and Stories from the Field Introduction 8. Evidence from the Field: Disaster and Emergency Management Theme Introduction Each Emergency Presents Unique Challenges Military and DMAT Objective in Emergencies Training and Skills Required in a Disaster Pharmacists as Translators Chapter Reference 9. Story from the Field: An Interview with Dr. Fredrick (Skip) Burkle Jr. Introduction Dr. Burkle Jr.'s Disaster Experience Dr. Burkle Jr.'s Experience with Pharmacists Where Do Pharmacists' Fit in the PPRR Cycle Pharmacists' Roles in Disasters - Logistics or Clinical or Both? Disaster Health and Pharmacists' Scope of Practice Specific Pharmacists' Roles Pharmacists' Roles Need to be Known Barriers to Pharmacists' Roles in Disasters Summing Up Chapter References 10. Evidence from the Field: Community Theme Introduction Emergency Plans Importance of Pharmacy in the Community Chapter References 11. Story from the Field: An Interview with Dr. Robert Dunne Introduction DMAT Set-Up Pharmacists' Skills Pharmacists as DMAT members Hurricane Katrina Experience Specific Pharmacists' Roles Pharmacists' Roles in Preparedness and Planning Pharmacists' Roles in Response Pharmacists' Roles in Recovery Barriers to Pharmacists' Roles Summing Up 12. Evidence from the Field: Pharmacy Theme Introduction Chronic Condition Management Medication Reconciliation Deployment Ready Education Behavioural First Aid Context of Pharmacists' Current Roles in Disasters Benefits of Further Inclusion of Pharmacists in Emergencies Chapter Reference 13. Story from the Field: An Interview with Amanda Sanburg Introduction Amanda's Experience in Disasters Cyclone Pam Experience Communication Challenges Pharmacists Place in Disasters Pharmacists' Roles in Emergencies - Logistics or Clinical or Both? Training and Skills Pharmacists' Role in Managing Donated Medicines Pharmacists' Important Role in Disaster Planning Pharmacists' Roles in Disaster Preparedness Pharmacists' Roles in Emergency Response Pharmacists' Roles in Disaster Recovery Barriers to Pharmacists' Roles in Emergencies Enablers for Pharmacists' Roles in Disasters Summing Up Chapter References 14. Evidence from the Field: Barriers and Enablers Theme Introduction External Barriers Intrinsic Barriers External Enablers Intrinsic Enablers Chapter Reference 15. Story from the Field - An Interview with Captain Tim Davis Introduction Captain Davis' Experience in Disasters Concept of 'Do No Harm' in Emergency Response Unique Challenges in Responding to the Haiti Earthquake Pharmacists' Place in Disasters Pharmacy as Community Recovery Litmus Test Disaster and Emergency Health and Pharmacists' Scope of Practice Mass Gathering Medicine Part IV: Practical Guide for Pharmacists Working in Disasters and Emergencies 16. Ethico-Legal Considerations Introduction Duty of Care versus Legislation Disaster-Specific Emergency Supply Legislation Disaster-Specific Relocation and Mobile Pharmacy Legislation Other Issues Government Involvement Chapter References 17. How to Prepare for Disasters and Emergencies as Pharmacists and Pharmacy Students Introduction Personal Preparedness Selfcare Professional Preparedness Continuing Professional Development After-Action Reports and Reviews Chapter References 18. Teaching Disaster and Emergency Management in Pharmacy School Introduction Mass Gathering Medicine An Evolving Emergency Scenario - Worked Example The Scenario Begins ... Chapter References 19. Disasters and Emergencies that Change Us Introduction Professional Role Identity New Era of Pharmacy Practice The PRINT Working Theory: Professional Role Identity in Transition Crisis Communication So, What's Next? Chapter References 20. Conclusion Index

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