Spécialité issue du monde anglo saxon.

Concrètement, que fait un pharmacien clinicien ?
Le pharmacien clinicien fournit ce que l’on appelle des « soins pharmaceutiques ».

http://www.grouperechercheactionsante.com/pharmacie_clinique...

Sans contexte, pas facile...

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1884463/

Interventions
For the purpose of the study, an intervention was defined as any action by a pharmacist that directly resulted in a change to patient management or therapy [25]. Commencing in August 1998, clinical pharmacists providing inpatient services recorded specific details of consecutive interventions that they had directly and solely initiated. Each site collected data prospectively until approximately 200 consecutive interventions had been performed. On the day of the intervention, the pharmacist recorded the changes that had occurred as a direct consequence of the intervention. Specific patient demographics were recorded. With the assistance of an experienced site-coordinating senior clinical pharmacist, the episodes were classified as either: an alteration to patient monitoring, initiation of therapy, discontinuation of therapy, change of a drug, change of dosage, or other. The primary reason for initiating the intervention was recorded. Details of drug therapy before and after the pharmacist-initiated change were documented. The clinical significance of each intervention was assessed by the intervening pharmacist and reviewed by the site-coordinating pharmacist. The definitions of the clinical significance of intervention are detailed in Table 2. The total time taken by the clinical pharmacist in preparing and undertaking the intervention was recorded. At the time of patient discharge the clinical pharmacist documented actual changes to drug therapy and patient outcomes relating to the intervention.

Donc, "intervening pharmacist" = celui responsable de l'intervention

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Note added at 2 hrs (2012-04-21 19:06:12 GMT)
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Please take the time (unlike other people) to do a web search on "intervening pharmacist" and read some of the documents. It becomes quite clear to anyone who can understand English (hmm) that it means a pharmacist who has intervened in the treatment of a patient in some way - in other words, has queried or changed what the doctor ordered. The pharmacist may be working in or out of a hospital, but the term "intervening pharmacist" does not indicate this.

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Note added at 1 day1 hr (2012-04-22 18:42:16 GMT) Post-grading
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