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Best of Patient Focused Efforts 

Developing a Plan of Care for a Patient at Risk or Symptomatic

Best Practice: Supporting and caring for your patients who test positive for COVID-19

  • This is the area of greatest uncertainty and greatest responsibility.  Most of you have medication synchronization programs that serve high numbers of at-risk populations.  If widespread testing is successful and the virus moves rapidly through the population, most of those patients will be asked to self-quarantine as hospitals and clinics become stressed. 

  • Consider what your standard plan of care and follow up will be for patients who test positive – both asymptomatic as well as symptomatic, both at-risk with underlying conditions or low risk. 

  • Start to formulate a plan for how you will manage each of these four situations operationally in your pharmacy.

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The information provided on http://www.COVIDbestpractices.com is subject to local, state, and federal laws and regulations. As you are aware, such laws, regulations, best practices, and guidance continue to evolve during this crisis. To the extent changes occur, CPESN USA will endeavor to continue to update this website and materials to reflect the most current guidance. Nonetheless, all materials are intended to be for informational purposes and are not a substitute for your professional judgment.

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