Quiz #1 Flashcards

1
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First hospital of colonial America. Founded by Thomas Bond and Ben Franklin

A

Pennsylvania Hospital, now known as the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

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2
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By 1800 there were how many hospitals in the US?

A

2 hospitals

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3
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By 1873 there were how many hospitals in the US?

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178 hospitals

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4
Q

In the 19th century hospitals and medical professionals (i.e. pharmacists) played a small role in healthcare. What did people rely on to maintain good health?

A

Clean air and good food emphasized over

medicines

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5
Q

These three states in the US have the most hospitals (as of 2018).

A

California, Texas, Florida

Over 200 hospitals

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6
Q

The US has about how many hospitals nationwide?

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5,000+

6,146 as of 2020

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7
Q

Around the time of the Civil War (1861-1865),
need for organized pharmacy service started to
be recognized for expertise in what?

A

1 . Extemporaneous manufacturing

  1. Purchasing medical goods
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8
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In the early 20th century what changes occurred in reference to labor in hospitals, medical practice and medical therapies?

A

Hospitals increased division of labor

Medical practice became more
specialized

Medication therapies were more
complex

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9
Q

In the early 20th century, What was the impact on pharmacy?

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  1. The demand for pharmaceutical services grew
    due to more complex therapies
  2. It made financial sense to fill medication orders
    in house
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10
Q

What act was passed on October

28, 1919 and lasted for more than 13 years?

A

National Prohibition Act

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11
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How did the National Prohibition Act affect pharmacy?

A

Alcohol commonly prescribed in 1920s

Many doctors boosted their practices by distributing medicinal alcohol.

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12
Q

What role did pharmacists play in alcohol

prescribing?

A
  1. Inventory control

2. Manufacture medicinals containing alcohol

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13
Q

In the 1930s, the American Hospital Association

created the Committee of Pharmacy. What were the committee’s goals?

A

Develop minimum standards

Prepare a manual of pharmacy operations

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14
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In 1937, the Committee of Pharmacy Report was published. What was the purpose of this report?

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The committee attempted to study the operation of hospital pharmacy in order to develop minimum standards for such departments.

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15
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In 1942 the American Society of Hospital Pharmacists (ASHP) was formed. What were the 2 major goals?

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  1. Forum for sharing professional standards &
    goals
  2. Provide resources to assist in developing
    hospital pharmacy practice
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16
Q

In 1955 ASHP changed their name to the American Society of Health-System
Pharmacists. What did this change reflect?

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Reflects hospital changes, including
consolidation of facilities and
diversification beyond inpatient care into
ambulatory care and home care

17
Q

How was the pharmacy profession viewed in the 50s and 60s? What professionals handled most medication functions?

A

Pharmacists still not considered “essential”. Viewed as “complimentary” services

18
Q

1957-1960 Audit of Pharmaceutical Services in

Hospitals was conducted. What impact did this event have?

A
  1. Results were published in Mirror to Hospital Pharmacy and continues to be significant
  2. ASHP conducts annual surveys of hospital pharmacy and data is compared to earlier surveys
19
Q

What was decision was the major turning point for the ASHP Hilton Head Conference?

A

Clinical pharmacy should not be

separate from pharmacy practice

20
Q

What are the 4 major themes in hospital pharmacy?

A
  1. Pharmacists must oversee acquisition, distribution, &
    control of drug products
  2. Hospital pharmacy depts accepted a major role in
    patient safety
  3. Hospital pharmacy depts took on a major role in
    promoting rational drug therapy
  4. Hospital pharmacy depts have a goal of fostering
    optimal patient outcomes from medication use
21
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What 4 factors discussed in the slides had an impact on the changes that occurred in hospital pharmacy within its 50 year existence?

A
  1. Shift of national resources into health care
    - 1965: Medicare
    - Expansion of other health insurance coverage
  2. Expansion of clinical research & drug product
    development
  3. More complex & costly drug therapy
  4. Increased interest in improving health care
    quality
22
Q

What entity developed the 60+ practice standards within the “Best Practices for Hospital and
Health System Pharmacy”?

A

American Society of Health System Pharmacists (ASHP)

23
Q

Describe how practice standards are enforced and implemented. (4 points)

A
  1. Issued by an expert group
  2. Provides advice on minimal requirements for best
    methods to address a problem
  3. Does NOT have the force of law
  4. Education & peer pressure foster compliance
24
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What are the 4 main categories for types of hospitals?

A
  1. Functionality
  2. Size
  3. Location
  4. Ownership
25
Q

What are the 5 types of hospitals based on functionality?

A
  1. Acute care hospitals
  2. Academic Medical Centers/Teaching Hospitals
  3. Community hospitals
  4. Long-term acute care hospitals (LTACH)
  5. Safety Net Hospitals (SNHs)
  6. Specialty hospitals
  7. Trauma Center Hospitals