Nazia Rizwan

Ø In the Emergency department

· Minimizing medication error by providing medical education regarding the 5Rs of treatment like

The right time, right patient, right drug, right dose, and right route of administration.

· Patient care involving high-risk medications administration while keeping in mind regarding

Drug Interaction, Contra-Indication, Incompatibility etc.

· Inventory management, batch, and expiry record, physical verification of stock.

· Training of other health professionals i.e. doctors, Nurses, and assistant pharmacists and dispensers.

· Ensuring Good storage practices in ER Department.

Ø Outpatient door department:

§ As in charge of the outdoor pharmacy.

§ Prescription Refilling

§ Good storage practices for therapeutic goods like ensuring controlled temperature, and humidity of premises.

§ Patient counseling, explaining ways to use medicines

§ Inventory management

§ Dose adjustment

Ø As a Clinical pharmacist in-Patients Department

· Daily Ward rounds

· Medication order review

· Medication monitoring

· collecting data/information regarding any Adverse Drug Reactions and poisoning cases reported in the hospital and intimation to Chief Pharmacist

· Documentation and record keeping of data.

· Performed lab work during production, testing, and analysis of the new and enhanced drug.

· Compiled documents and presentations related to the new and enhanced drug.

· Took part in quality assurance reviews of processes and products.

· Contributed to all aspects of drug production.

· Analyzed the drug manufacturing process

· Assisted with the design, development, and testing of production equipment.

· Developed standards for drugs utilized in pharmaceuticals.

· Determined drugs’ identity, purity, and strength in relation to specified standards.

· Set up and supervised sterile production and packaging areas.

· Evaluated and provided advice on government controls.

• Entered orders into database, verified insurance and prepared medications.
• Patient counseling, Educated patients about possible drug interactions and gave special administration instructions.
• Dispensing and documentation like Ordered and sold medication and other stock.
• Inventory management, Maintained effective level of medicines and supplies to meet expected demand
• training other staff members
• Narcotics control record maintenance.

· Record patients’ medical records and monitor vital signs.

· Supervising nursing staff and monitoring their needs.

· Coordinating daily administrative duties, including schedules, nursing assignments, and patient care.

· Overseeing patient admissions, transfers, and discharges.

· Mentoring and training new staff and providing support and guidance to all staff members.

· Monitoring medical charts and providing compassionate care and assistance to patients and families.

· Liaising with doctors and administrators and communicating any protocol changes to staff.

· Ensuring compliance with all health and safety regulations.

· Recording and maintaining accurate reports.

· Identifying issues or emergencies and responding in a calm and efficient manner.