Collaborating Pharmacist definition

Collaborating Pharmacist means a pharmacist who is licensed to practice pharmacy in Alabama, who is a party to a Collaborative Drug Therapy Management Agreement, and who has a direct pharmacist-patient relationship with the patient served by the Agreement.
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Collaborating Pharmacist. “Collaborating Pharmacist” means a pharmacist who is licensed to practice pharmacy in Alabama, who is a party to a Collaborative Drug Therapy Management Agreement, and who has a direct pharmacist- patient relationship with the patient served by the Agreement.
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Collaborating Pharmacist means a pharmacist who holds a license to practice in the State of Alabama. A collaborating pharmacist in a CPA may perform CDTM with a collaborating physician (or a licensed physician substituting for the collaborating physician if unavailable) pursuant to the written agreement and protocols with the physician.
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Examples of Collaborating Pharmacist in a sentence

  • All such records shall be maintained by the Collaborating Pharmacist within the employing pharmacy for a period of not less than two (2) years from the date of the last patient contact.

  • The Collaborating Physician and Collaborating Pharmacist shall engage in a quality assurance review of the care provided for patients pursuant to the Agreement on a quarterly basis.

  • The Agreement shall describe the methods for documenting the patient medical record by the Collaborating Pharmacist and the Collaborating Physician, for documentation of services performed pursuant to the Agreement, and for communication and feedback between the Collaborating Pharmacist and the Collaborating Physician.

  • An Agreement which includes a Protocol authorizing the Collaborating Pharmacist to modify or discontinue drug therapy must include specific authorization in the authorized care and services portion of the Agreement and must contain a Formulary that may be modified or discontinued by the Collaborating Pharmacist under the terms of the Agreement.

  • An Agreement may be amended upon mutual approval by the Collaborating Physician and Collaborating Pharmacist who have been duly authorized to execute, modify, or change the Agreement.

  • The Collaborating Physician shall, within 24 hours, communicate to the Collaborating Pharmacist any changes initiated to a patient's drug therapy that is subject to an Agreement; a written, telephonic, or electronic prescription which contains specific dosage information may satisfy this requirement.

  • The Agreement must contain an “Authorized Care and Services” section defining the nature and scope of patient care services and activities, including screening, prevention, assessment, management, and care, authorized or restricted, to be provided by the Collaborating Pharmacist pursuant to approved Protocol(s) under the Agreement.

  • Any provision of the Agreement notwithstanding, the patients served by an Agreement shall be promptly notified when a Collaborating Physician or Collaborating Pharmacist departs from or is terminated from an Agreement, and said notice shall include the Collaborating Physician’s or Collaborating Pharmacist’s contact information as well as instructions for how patients may obtain copies of their records or have them forwarded to the physician or pharmacist of their choice.

  • The routine scope of practice and services provided by the Collaborating Physician and Collaborating Pharmacist.

  • A violation of this Chapter is grounds for disciplinary action and sanctions against a Collaborating Physician, Collaborating Pharmacist, Covering Physician, Covering Pharmacist, or pharmacy permit, and shall be prosecuted against and in the name of the Collaborating Physician, Collaborating Pharmacist, Covering Physician, or Covering Pharmacist participating in the alleged violation.