Evolution and Validation of Practice Standards, Training, and Professional Development
Practice for Clinical Pharmacists were published by ACCP, incorporating a standardized process of care
endorsed by all major pharmacy organizations. This document defines expectations of clinical pharmacists
delivering comprehensive medication management in team-based, collaborative practice settings, including
the ICU.
Qualifications
Licensed pharmacists
Advanced education, training, and experience
Advanced, accredited residency in critical care pharmacy (PGY2);
ii.
Fellowship in critical care research; or
iii.
Equivalent, relevant clinical experience
Clinical and personal competencies to practice in a team-based collaborative environment
| d. | Board certification |
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Collection of patient information
Assessment of medication regimen
Development of a plan of care for medication optimization
| d. | Implementation of the plan of care |
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Follow-up evaluation and medication monitoring
Documentation
Medication history
Active problem list with assessment
Plan of care to achieve medication optimization
Collaborative, team-based care and privileging
Professional development and maintenance of competence
Board certification and recertification
CPE
Maintenance of licensure
| d. | Participation in formal and informal development activities |
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Professionalism and ethics – Demonstrate the traits of:
Responsibility
Commitment to excellence
Respect for others
| d. | Honesty and integrity |
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Care and compassion for others
High ethical standards
Legal and regulatory compliance
Research and scholarship
Other
Education and training
Mentorship
Management and leadership
| d. | Policy and service development and implementation |
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Consultation
Performance/Quality improvement