Test Flashcards

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Indirect cost

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Utilities
Rent
Replacement of staff
Training

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Direct Cost

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Salaries
Hospitalization
Outpatient visit
Procedures and test
Meds
Devices and supplies
Services
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Intangible cost

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Pain and suffering

Missing work because of a disease

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Cost Benefit Analysis

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Output and input in dollars

Answers how much dollars per output are received for each dollar of input

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Cost Minimization Analysis

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Has to have same effectiveness
Outcome is in dollars
Answers which alternative intervention is least costly with equivalent outcomes

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Cost Effectiveness Analysis

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Can have differing effectiveness and outcomes (side effects)
Answers which of the alternative interventions can achieve the best outcomes at lowest input cost (greatest success per dollar)

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Cost Utility Analysis

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Outcome is dollars of cost per additional quality life years

Answers which alternative intervention provides the greatest quality adjusted life years

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Four domains of quality of life

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Physical status
Psychological status
Social status
Economic/Financial status

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Pharmacoeconomics Steps

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Absolute risk
Absolute risk reduction
Relative risk
Relative risk reduction
Number to be treated
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Absolute risk calculations

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Disease/total

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Absolute risk reduction

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Drug absolute risk - standard of care absolute risk

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Relative risk calculations

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Drug absolute risk/standard of care absolute risk

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Relative risk reduction calculation

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AR of standard of care - AR of drug / AR of standard of care

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Need to treat calculation

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1/absolute risk reduction (step 2)

Want the number to be as close to 1 as possible

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Ro

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Basic reproduction number

Number of secondary infection that come from one contact point

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Quality improvement

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Make sure the design, develop and implement are effective and efficient

What can we do to improve and avoids blame

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Quality assessment

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What went wrong and who’s fault is it?

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Total quality management

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Continuously improving quality
Customer focus
Continuous improvement
Teamwork

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Continuous quality management

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Remove unnecessary activity and variation
Improving efficiency and quality over time
One problem at a time

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Root cause analyze

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Serious adverse events analyzes

System based

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Process of QI

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ID issue
Build a team
Define the problem
Choose a target- interventions
Test change
Reconsider
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Pharmacy opportunities in QI

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Improving med adherence 
Monitoring high risk drug pts
Reduce unnecessary events
Utilize appropriate therapy
Reduce mistakes
Implement preventative healthcare measures
Measure outcomes of new
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Pharmacy informatics

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Use of technology within healthcare systems to access, store, analyze and disseminate med related data and to optimize outcomes

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Economics

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Study of how individuals and societies allocate their limited resources

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Demand

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Willingness and ability to pay the price

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Need

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Amount of care based on perception of a medical person

Independent of price, income and insurance coverage

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Prudent buyer

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Make decisions based on how much money they have to spend

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Input

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Pharmacist time in money
Computer system cost
Facility rental/costs

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Outputs

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Better cure rate
Reduce length of care
Less side effects

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Discounting

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Time value of money

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Sensitivity

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How much change is results with minor changes in inputs

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Recurring

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Benefits that continue too reoccur over time

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Epidemiology

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Study of distribution of a disease or a condition in human populations and the factors that influence that distribution

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Pharmacoepidemiology

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Study of the use and effects of drugs in large numbers of people