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Clinician’s Guide Manitoba Pharmaceutical Association 187 St Mary's Rd Winnipeg, MB, R2R 1J2 Phone: 204-233-1411 Fax: 204-237-3468 Email: info@mpha.mb.ca
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CLINICIAN’S GUIDE The Manitoba
Pharmaceutical Association has designated independent study and review of The
Clinician’s Guide: Compliance &
Side Effects with Atypical Antipsychotics (edited by Dr. Marie-Josee
Poulin, MD, FRCPC) to be an accredited learning activity (MPhA File No.
26171M, Expiry – May 2009) for pharmacists in Manitoba. Click on the following
to VIEW and DOWNLOAD: CLINICIAN'S
GUIDE TO ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS (Powerpoint) TRACKING
SHEET FOR PATIENTS ON ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS (Word
doc.) DOCUMENTING
THE CLINICIAN’S GUIDE AS A PD LOG LEARNING ACTIVITY Pharmacists may
document on their Professional Development Log (PDL) their time spent in
review and study of the information presented in The Clinician’s Guide in
preparation for applying this information to their practice. For example, if a
pharmacist spent 1 hour reviewing the information presented in The
Clinician’s Guide on best practices in addressing issues of
non-compliance and adverse effects with the atypical antipsychotics, they
would then document this as an accredited learning activity (MPhA File No.
26171M) on their PDL. Involvement in one
contact hour of an accredited learning activity is equivalent to one CEU
therefore; in this case, this accredited learning activity would be worth 1
CEU. Click the following to DOWNLOAD and PRINT: Professional
Development Accreditation Certificate for Clinician’s Guide (Word
doc) Pharmacists may also
be interested in borrowing the DVD of the presentation, Use of “The
Clinician’s Guide: Compliance and Side Effects with Atypical Antipsychotics”
to Increase Adherence, Facilitate Effective Patient Counselling, and Improve
Outcomes presented by Rick Thurmeier, B.Sc.Pharm. from St. Boniface
General Hospital in Winnipeg in May 2006.
You may access information about this DVD by CLICKING
HERE. Should you have any
questions regarding the documentation procedure for this learning activity,
please contact either Kathy Cobb (kcobb@mpha.mb.ca)
or Susan Lessard-Friesen (susan@mpha.mb.ca)
by e-mail or phone at (204) 233-1411. Last updated: June 2006 |
