Handbook Of Evidence-Based Pharmacist Care: Clinical Economic And Humanistic Impacts Volume 6: Widespread And Transmissible Infections

Recognizing that the value of pharmacists extends beyond clinical interventions to include cost-effective healthcare solutions and compassionate patient-centered care this new series of handbooks showcases the expanded roles and responsibilities of pharmacists. It is the first of its kind to provide comprehensive information about evidence-based pharmacist care across a wide range of healthcare issues providing the latest research guidelines and up-to-date best practices. Volume 6: Widespread and Transmissible Infections examines a wide range of infectious diseases from common skin infections to globally impactful diseases such as COVID-19 and tuberculosis. Each chapter offers insights into the clinical economic and humanistic aspects of managing these infections with a strong emphasis on the evidence-based role of pharmacists. Key topics include skin infections sexually transmitted diseases HPV HIV COVID-19 influenza hepatitis pneumonia and tuberculosis. Volumes in Handbook of Evidence-Based Pharmacist Care Volume 1: Cardiovascular Diseases Volume 2: Endocrine Respiratory and Renal Diseases and Disorders Volume 3: Gastrointestinal Diseases and Disorders Volume 4: Arthritis and Psychiatric Diseases and Disorders Volume 5: System-Specific Infections Volume 6: Widespread and Transmissible Infections Volume 7: Skin Diseases and Conditions Volume 8: Neurological Hematological and Urological Diseases and Disorders Volume 9: Oncological Diseases and Disorders Volume 10: Diseases and Disorders of Special Populations Volume 11: Pharmacist Care in Special Services Volume 12: Advanced Practices in Pharmacist Care Volume 13: Pharmacist Skills and Competencies Volume 14: Clinical Pharmacy Advanced Pharmacist Practice and Pharmacy Clinics: Case Studies from Around the World |Handbook of Evidence-Based Pharmacist Care: Clinical Economic and Humanistic Impacts Volume 6: Widespread and Transmissible Infections