Common Contracts
4 similar Collaborative Practice Agreement contracts
PHARMACIST COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE AGREEMENTS: KEY ELEMENTS FOR LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY AUTHORITYCollaborative Practice Agreement • April 13th, 2016
Collaborative practice agreements (CPAs) create a formal practice relationship between pharmacists and other health care practitioners, whereby the pharmacist assumes responsibility for specific patient care functions that are otherwise beyond their typical “scope of practice,” but aligned with their education and training. These patient care services can include initiation and modification of drug therapy. The extent of the services authorized under the collaborative agreement depends on the state’s statutory and regulatory provisions for collaborative practice authority, as well as the terms of the specific
PHARMACIST COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE AGREEMENTS: KEY ELEMENTS FOR LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY AUTHORITYCollaborative Practice Agreement • July 6th, 2015
Collaborative practice agreements (CPAs) create a formal practice relationship between pharmacists and other health care practitioners, whereby the pharmacist assumes responsibility for specific patient care functions that are otherwise beyond their typical “scope of practice,” but aligned with their education and training. These patient care services can include initiation and modification of drug therapy. The extent of the services authorized under the collaborative agreement depends on the state’s statutory and regulatory provisions for collaborative practice authority, as well as the terms of the specific
PHARMACIST COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE AGREEMENTS: KEY ELEMENTS FOR LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY AUTHORITYCollaborative Practice Agreement • July 6th, 2015
Collaborative practice agreements (CPAs) create a formal practice relationship between pharmacists and other health care practitioners, whereby the pharmacist assumes responsibility for specific patient care functions that are otherwise beyond their typical “scope of practice,” but aligned with their education and training. These patient care services can include initiation and modification of drug therapy. The extent of the services authorized under the collaborative agreement depends on the state’s statutory and regulatory provisions for collaborative practice authority, as well as the terms of the specific
PHARMACIST COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE AGREEMENTS: KEY ELEMENTS FOR LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY AUTHORITYCollaborative Practice Agreement • July 6th, 2015
Collaborative practice agreements (CPAs) create a formal practice relationship between pharmacists and other health care practitioners, whereby the pharmacist assumes responsibility for specific patient care functions that are otherwise beyond their typical “scope of practice,” but aligned with their education and training. These patient care services can include initiation and modification of drug therapy. The extent of the services authorized under the collaborative agreement depends on the state’s statutory and regulatory provisions for collaborative practice authority, as well as the terms of the specific
