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Pharmacy technicians work alongside the pharmacist and other healthcare professionals. Healthcare is one of the most trusted professions in the United States, and pharmacy technicians are an integral part of that field. To remain a competent and fully functioning member of the pharmacy staff, the pharmacy technician must maintain specific competencies, undergo specialized education and training, and possess certain personality characteristics.
This resource describes the characteristics necessary to become a good pharmacy technician and lists ways to prepare for your future pharmacy career.
After completing this resource, learners will be able to:
- Summarize the educational requirements and competencies of both pharmacists and pharmacy technicians
- Describe the basic roles of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians working in the two primary pharmacy practice settings
- Explain six specific characteristics of a good pharmacy technician
- Describe the behavior of a professional pharmacy technician
- Explain the registration/licensure and certification process for becoming a pharmacy technician
When patients have an ongoing health problem or chronic disease, it is useful for the clinician to compare the health data in the record from past patient visits. This is quickly and easily done using Flow Sheets. This resource discusses how Flow Sheets are used and how clinicians can quickly enter data during a patient encounter by updating similar data from a previous encounter. Additionally, clinicians often find it useful to be able to annotate an anatomical drawing of a body region to be clearer in describing the location of findings, such as dermatological conditions.
This resource discusses how to invoke anatomical drawings and annotate them using a variety of drawing tools.
After completing this resource, learners will be able to:
- Use an EHR drawing tool to annotate drawings in an encounter
- Create a Problem-Based flow sheet
- Create a Form-Based flow sheet
- Work with flow sheets in the EHR system
Although a health information professional deals mainly with the information in the healthcare system, it is important to understand a fair amount about computer systems, including hardware, software, and electronic communications, and how they support the exchange of data electronically. You must become competent in many aspects of technology in order to use it efficiently and effectively.
This resource reviews the computer technology that is the foundation of the electronic health record. Additionally, it provides an overview of the health record itself.
After completing this resource, learners will be able to:
- Describe the various forms of telemedicine
- Discuss the functions of healthcare records
- Explain the fundamental concepts of computers and computer networks