Le Pharmacien Clinicien

Le Pharmacien Clinicien takes over from the journal Le Pharmacien Hospitalier et Clinicien, which obtained the approval from the French Haut Comité à la Formation Pharmaceutique Continue.

Le Pharmacien Clinicien is the official publication of the French Society of Clinical Pharmacy (SFPC), the French National Association of Teachers in Clinical Pharmacy (ANEPC) and the French National Hospital Center for Drug Information (CNHIM). It is recognized as one of the pillars of continuing education in Clinical Pharmacy, University Pharmacy and Evaluation.

Le Pharmacien Clinicien is a quarterly journal that publishes in French or English in accordance with the rules of ethics and scientific integrity. Le Pharmacien Clinicien covers all areas of pharmacy and hospital pharmacy through original articles, reviews, letters to the editor, practical pharmacy notes, professional recommendations and several news sections (press review, book analysis, regulatory watch). The goal of Le Pharmacien Clinicien is to help our colleagues to discover, know, educate, care and improve health. The editorial policy of Le Pharmacien Clinicien is to integrate into the daily practice of pharmacists the essential of scientific and technical progress, as well as to give prominence to discussion between prescribing clinicians and patients.

Contents:
Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Care: concerns all aspects of patient management, whether in the pharmacy or in a healthcare facility and the integrative model of clinical pharmacy. From dispensing to creating a personalized pharmaceutical plan.
Clinical pharmacy tools: medication reconciliation, therapeutic education, pharmaceutical interview, clinical vignettes, clinical practice guidelines, etc.
Pedagogy: methods and uses of pedagogy for healthcare professionals.
Pharmacotherapy: use of health products according to their more or less specialized medical targets, including advanced therapy and medicinal products.
Vigilances, iatrogeny: adverse effects of health products, drug interactions, quality and risk management, vigilance methods.
Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics.
Ethics, human sciences: ethical and deontological aspects of pharmaceutical activities, pharmaceutical law.
e-Pharma: methods and reflections on intelligent evolution of pharmaceutical activities including computerized applications, telecare.
Drug circuit including dispensing automation systems.
Pharmacy compounding: study of the tools and methods used in pharmacy to obtain calibrated, ready-to-use health products (including automata).
Medical devices: description, evaluation and use of medical devices (including sterilization).