Aiming to Foster Pharmacists who can Respond to a Clinical Field with Specialized Knowledge on Both Basic and Clinical Studies

Abstract

In clinical environments, difficulty in uniformly preparing Mohs paste due to variations in its physical properties despite the preparation based on the same prescriptions has been noted. Therefore, studies were conducted to clarify physicochemical phenomena influencing such variations, while developing a prescription design that possibly improves the usability of this product through the use of additives with sufficient safety to address the above-mentioned demerit. An improved form of Mohs paste, not containing starch that is responsible for the variations in physical properties, was also developed in consideration of appropriate bases, and pharmacological mechanisms were examined, focusing on its hemostatic effects. It was studied about the usefulness of oral care-related information provision at drugstores to prevent pneumonia, Furthermore, clinical training was provided in medical institutions performing protocol based pharmacotherapy management (PBPM).