This book investigates how clinical pharmacy services influence patient health outcomes and healthcare quality. It covers studies and evidence demonstrating the benefits of pharmacist-led interventions in various clinical scenarios. The book emphasizes the role of clinical pharmacists in enhancing treatment efficacy, reducing adverse events, and improving overall patient satisfaction. Suitable for healthcare administrators and clinical pharmacists, it underscores the value of integrating pharmacy services into patient care teams.
Lillian Elliott is a Clinical Pharmacy Researcher with over 20 years of experience in patient outcome studies. She has authored 70 articles and edited 4 books on clinical pharmacy practices. Lillian’s work evaluates the impact of pharmacist-led interventions on patient safety and quality of care. Her expertise includes medication safety protocols, therapeutic monitoring, and evidence-based pharmacy practices.