Welcome
Medication Management is one of the most complex systems in healthcare. The
Joint Commission
is placing increased emphasis on Medication Management Standards, thus
placing increased
demands on pharmacist staffs who are already overworked.
How can hospitals be in compliance with all of the
Medication Management Standards,
including
the newest requirement of having pharmacists perform
retrospective review of
all Emergency
Department Orders, while we are in the midst of a nation-wide pharmacist shortage?
Rxpert Review, Inc., a company specializing in Joint
Commission Medication Management
Compliance is here to help.
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Rxpert Review Will: |
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| ► | Review all Emergency Department orders within 48 hours |
| ► | Provide weekly progress reports |
| ► | Analyze the data and identify opportunities to improve care |
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Provide formal summary reports monthly which can be shared with
your Emergency Department Committee, P&T Committee and other quality committees |
| ► | Provide service 365 days per year |
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Ensure compliance with the new MM 4.10 standard, as well as MM 8.10, evaluating medication use system |
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Why Choose Rxpert Review? |
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Owned and operated by Shelly Collins, Pharm.D., a clinical pharmacist
with over 20 years of experience, specializing in Joint Commission compliance and medication safety |
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Other pharmacists working for Rxpert Review have been hand selected for
their clinical knowledge and have at a minimum, 10 years of hospital experience |
| ► | Rxpert Review will provide this service at an extremely competitive hourly rate |
| ► | No need for hospitals to search for, and hopefully find, pharmacists to do the review |
| ► | No need to pay benefits or find coverage for vacations and sick time |
| ► | Most importantly, no need to take the pharmacist away from patient care |
| How will Rxpert Review gain access to our data? | |
| ► | Either through your electronic system or the orders can be scanned via this secure website. |
| ► | HIPAA Compliant |
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Additional Services Provided: |
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Rxpert Review offers consultation on all
aspects of Joint Commission Medication Management Standards and National Patient Safety Goals |
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Rxpert Review offers expert review and
witness testimony for medical malpractice attorneys. Shelly Collins, Pharm.D. has over 8 years of experience helping attorneys win or defend their cases. |
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Contact Shelly Collins, Pharm.D. at
scollins@rxpertreview.com |
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The History of the
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The symbol
Rx is derived from the major lines in the symbol of the Eye of
Horus. Horus was an Egyptian god, the god of Nekhen, a
village in Egypt, and god of the sky, of light, and of goodness.
He was the son of Isis, the nature goddess, and Osiris, the god
of the underworld. Osiris was murdered by his evil brother
Seth, the god of darkness and evil. Horus sought to avenge
his father's death by challen |
ging
his uncle Seth to a firght. Seth cut out Horus's eye, but
Thoth, a god associated with wisdom and compassion, magically
restored the eye. Horus did defeat Seth, finally.
Horus's eye, also called he wadjet eye, became a symbol for
health. The Egyptians considered it a symbol of good and
restored health.