Time slot's time in Taipei (GMT+8)
- 2023/10/14
- Room 301
- Type: Physical(Eng)
- Allied Health Professionals-2nd Joint Scientific Congress of JSICM/TSCCM/TSECCM (JKT)
Career Paths for Intensive Care Specialized Nurses and Allied Health Professionals
- TIME
- TOPIC
- SPEAKER
- MODERATOR
- 12:10-12:20
- ICU Pharmacists in Taiwan
- SPEAKER:
楊季儒(Chi-Ju Yang)
Taiwan (台灣)
- MODERATOR:
高國晋(Kuo-Chin Kao)
Taiwan (台灣)
- Ms. 楊季儒(Chi-Ju Yang)
- 藥師/藥劑部 Pharmacist/Department of Pharmacy
- 臺大醫院/ National Taiwan University Hospital
Biography：
I received my master’s degree from the Graduate Institute of Clinical Pharmacy at National Taiwan University. Currently serving in the Pharmacy Department of National Taiwan University Hospital and responsible for the General Surgery intensive care unit and Trauma intensive care unit, and also responsible for the instructor for Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences and Clinical Pharmacy Practice.
Education
School of Pharmacy, China Medical University, Taiwan. Major: Pharmacy 2002/9 – 2007/6
Graduate Institute of Clinical Pharmacy, National Taiwan University, Taiwan 2007/9 – 2009/6
Training Courses during National Taiwan University Hospital,
including UDD, OPD and ER 2010/11– 2013/2
Current position
General Surgery ICU and Trauma ICU pharmacist, NTUH 2013/3 –
Instructor of Clinical Pharmacy Practice, NTUH 2013 –
Instructor of Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences, NTUH 2015 –
I received my master’s degree from the Graduate Institute of Clinical Pharmacy at National Taiwan University. Currently serving in the Pharmacy Department of National Taiwan University Hospital and responsible for the General Surgery intensive care unit and Trauma intensive care unit, and also responsible for the instructor for Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences and Clinical Pharmacy Practice.
Education
School of Pharmacy, China Medical University, Taiwan. Major: Pharmacy 2002/9 – 2007/6
Graduate Institute of Clinical Pharmacy, National Taiwan University, Taiwan 2007/9 – 2009/6
Training Courses during National Taiwan University Hospital,
including UDD, OPD and ER 2010/11– 2013/2
Current position
General Surgery ICU and Trauma ICU pharmacist, NTUH 2013/3 –
Instructor of Clinical Pharmacy Practice, NTUH 2013 –
Instructor of Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences, NTUH 2015 –
Abstract：
Clinical Pharmacist in intensive care in Taiwan: the past, present, and future.
In Taiwan's intensive care unit (ICU), clinical pharmacists play a crucial role, constantly evolving in the past, present, and future. In the past, clinical pharmacists in the ICU were mainly responsible for ensuring drug use's safety and efficacy and providing the medical team with the drug knowledge support required.
With the changing times, the role of clinical pharmacists in the ICU has become more diverse. We participate in drug therapy formulation and monitoring and play a coordination and communication role in the multidisciplinary team to ensure that patients receive the best drug efficacy (e.g., monitor drug-drug interaction and avoid or detect adverse drug reactions). In addition, clinical pharmacists provide medication reconciliation to ensure that patients have consistent care when they switch to different care units.
With the continuous advancement of medical technology, the role of clinical pharmacists will become more critical. We may participate in individualized drug treatment decisions, tailoring the most suitable drug regimen based on the patient's physiological state and medical history. In the future, clinical pharmacists may also use data analysis and artificial intelligence to predict a patient's response to a specific drug and further improve the effect of drug treatment.
Clinical Pharmacist in intensive care in Taiwan: the past, present, and future.
In Taiwan's intensive care unit (ICU), clinical pharmacists play a crucial role, constantly evolving in the past, present, and future. In the past, clinical pharmacists in the ICU were mainly responsible for ensuring drug use's safety and efficacy and providing the medical team with the drug knowledge support required.
With the changing times, the role of clinical pharmacists in the ICU has become more diverse. We participate in drug therapy formulation and monitoring and play a coordination and communication role in the multidisciplinary team to ensure that patients receive the best drug efficacy (e.g., monitor drug-drug interaction and avoid or detect adverse drug reactions). In addition, clinical pharmacists provide medication reconciliation to ensure that patients have consistent care when they switch to different care units.
With the continuous advancement of medical technology, the role of clinical pharmacists will become more critical. We may participate in individualized drug treatment decisions, tailoring the most suitable drug regimen based on the patient's physiological state and medical history. In the future, clinical pharmacists may also use data analysis and artificial intelligence to predict a patient's response to a specific drug and further improve the effect of drug treatment.