Safe and effective medication use requires thorough understanding of clinical pharmacy principles. This book introduces the fundamentals of clinical pharmacy practice, including patient counseling, medication review, dosage adjustment, and therapeutic monitoring. It highlights interprofessional collaboration, evidence-based prescribing, and drug-related problem resolution. Real-world case scenarios illustrate decision-making in chronic disease management, polypharmacy, and transitions of care. Designed for pharmacy students and practitioners, the text emphasizes the pharmacist’s evolving role as a direct care provider in diverse healthcare settings.
Hayley Adams is a registered clinical pharmacist with extensive experience in interprofessional collaboration and therapeutic decision-making. She has developed institutional protocols for high-alert medications and routinely consults on pharmacotherapy management in acute care settings. Her publications focus on improving medication safety and aligning practice with updated clinical guidelines. Hayley mentors pharmacy students and facilitates workshops on patient counseling, drug interactions, and monitoring outcomes. Her work emphasizes translating pharmacological knowledge into effective bedside care.