In my opinion, pharmacist "interventions" are a bad thing. While there are many reasons behind this, but I prefer creating a culture of open, prospective discussion rather than reactive drug policing. If I approach a prescriber in the ED, I'm greeted with "What did I do now?" I'm doing something wrong. Discussing new papers, institutional protocols, sharing interesting patient cases, or you know, general human-to-human conversations are great opportunities for taking about drug therapy approaches, new [...]

In my opinion, pharmacist "interventions" are a bad thing. While there are many reasons behind this, but I prefer creating a culture of open, prospective discussion rather than reactive drug policing. If I approach a prescriber in the ED, I'm greeted with "What did I do now?" I'm doing something wrong. Discussing new papers, institutional protocols, sharing interesting patient cases, or you know, general human-to-human conversations are great opportunities for taking about drug therapy approaches, new [...]