Professionalism, Work, and Clinical Responsibility in Pharmacy

Professionalism, Work, and Clinical Responsibility in Pharmacy is an excellent guide to introduce pharmacy students and residents to the areas of work, professionalism, and clinical responsibility they will encounter in their pharmacy career. It deals with the human aspects of being a successful practitioner and explores how self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management (the four skill areas of emotional intelligence) are blended to accomplish personal, professional, and organizational goals. Students will benefit from the experience and advice provided by a panel of experts including practitioners, clinicians, and pharmacy directors. These case studies and perspectives will provide students with an insight into the real-world of pharmacy practice. Professionalism, Work, and Clinical Responsibility in Pharmacy will prepare students with the skills, attitudes, and behaviors that make for a successful career and future.

SectionI Emotional Intelligence
Chapter1 Self-Directed Learning
Chapter2 Emotional Intelligence
Chapter3 Emotions
Chapter4 Self-Awareness
Chapter5 Self-Management
Chapter6 Social Awareness
Chapter7 Relationship Management
SectionII Professionalism
Chapter8 Professionalism
Chapter9 Altruism
Chapter10 Accountability
Chapter11 Duty, Honor, Integrity
Chapter12 Excellence
Chapter13 Respect for Others
Chapter14 The Dark Side
SectionIII Clinical Responsibility
Chapter15 Expertise and Thinking
Chapter16 Emotional Labor, Compassion Fatigue, Stress and Burnout
Chapter17 Establishing Credibility
Chapter18 Worry, Fear, and Errors
Chapter19 Inter-Professional Relationships
SectionIV Work
Chapter20 The Boss
Chapter21 Careers
Chapter22 Difficult Conversations
Chapter23 New Supervisors
Chapter24 Politics
Chapter25 Romantic Relationships
Chapter26 Trust, Delegation, Empowerment
Chapter27 Practical Advice