| 1. |
To
provide quality infusion therapies to patients at home and
in the skilled nursing facility environment. |
| 2. |
To
provide parenteral admixtures and total parenteral nutrition
prepared under aseptic conditions using strict aseptic technique. |
| 3. |
To
provide clinical expertise relative to therapies to patients,
staff caregivers and physicians. |
| 4. |
To
train patients and caregivers in multiple aspects of their
therapy and foster patient independence where feasible. |
| 5. |
To
provide therapies which are needed in our service areas
using up to date methods and equipment, and to maintain
a good understanding of principles and techniques of specific
therapies.
Therapy
types include, but are not limited to hydration, TPN,
pain management, antibiotics, biotechnology agents, blood
factors, chemotherapy and enteral nutrition.
|
| 6. |
To
maintain accurate records of admixtures dispensed, supplies
and equipment used. |
| 7. |
To
maintain documentation of patient care through chart documentation. |
| 8. |
To
provide continuity of care in transition of patients from
acute hospitals to skilled nursing facilities or to home,
and when appropriate to self-management. |
| 9. |
To
assist patients in billing processes and to maintain accurate
records for billing procedures. |
| 10. |
To
ensure quality of patient care and products dispensed through
appropriate training, in service education, and quality
assurance/quality improvement systems/monitoring. |
Rosalie Lu Weber, Pharm.D.
President/CEO
Rudolf Weber
Vice President, Finance and Information
Technology
Phong Lu
Vice President, Accounts Payable
Teresa Jue, Pharm.D.
Pharmacist in Charge
Quality Assurance Supervisor & Education
Pharmacy Student Preceptor for:
USC School of Pharmacy
Western School of Pharmacy
Massachusetts School of Pharmacy
Dan Thornburg
Patient Admission Manager