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I want to provide effective counselling to the at least twelve or more patients per IPPE visit.
Start date- End date: #August, 2015 - July, 2016
Objective:
• I will introduce myself to each patient I am counsel
• I will explain to the each patient about the name of medication, its side effects, how to administer, direction and the special precautions.
• At the end, I will make sure that patient I counsel understand the information I gave to him or her. At the end of year I will be more confident in providing counselling to the each patient.
Action Plan: Provide counselling to the patient and will ask pharmacist if I further need to add some points. Follow up with patient and regular basis that how the patient is doing on that medication …show more content…

I will observe my pharmacist while giving counselling. . Goal is not complete yet.
GOAL 2
I want to spend at least an hour or more on insurance problems per IPPE visit.
Start date-End date: #August, 2015 - July, 2016#
Objective:
• I will participate more in resolving the third party disputes, I will take suggestions from pharmacist and technician regarding insurance issues.
• I will discuss with my pharmacist about cost savings program, co pay and other stuffs related to insurance.
• On my upcoming visit will talk about Medicare (Part A, B, C and D), on my next visit will talk about Medicaid, and then about blue cross and other insurances which can help me to gain a more information about insurances. I will be able to achieve this goal by end of the year, and will track my progress on each site visit.
Action plan: I will learn more about insurance program. I will observe technician while solving the insurance disputes. On each site visit will talk about one insurance program with my pharmacist.
Resource:
Pharmacist, Technicians.
Evaluation/ …show more content…

Goal is not complete yet.

GOAL 3
I want to perform the immunization very well.
Start date- End date #August, 2015 - July, 2016#
Objective:
• I will follow all the guidelines for regarding the safe and effective immunization; I will give at least five or more shots to the patients per IPPE visit.
• I will use the proper site of injection, proper gauge and length; I will load the syringe before I reach to the patient.
• I will use the proper site of injection, proper gauge and length; I will load the syringe before I reach to the patient.
Action plans: Follow the Center for Disease Control guidelines to check the vaccine eligibility of a patient I will be gentle while giving shots I will observe pharmacist while giving shots
Resources used:
• Pharmacist
• Center for Disease Control
Recommendation:
• Keep learning will makes me more confident.
• Get a help from pharmacist Goal is not complete

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