PATIENT GROUPS MOST LIKELY TO BENEFIT FROM A SS SERVICE Sample Clauses

PATIENT GROUPS MOST LIKELY TO BENEFIT FROM A SS SERVICE. ‌ According to the current PSA guidelines for providing a SS service (PSA, 2011), the clinical need for the SS service may be identified during the delivery of other services, such as a MedsCheck (also known as Medicines Use Review) or Home Medicines Review (HMR). The decision to provide a SS service is based on performing a risk assessment by the pharmacist of the interplay between consumer and drug factors, as well as the pharmacists’ professional judgement. SS may be indicated in circumstances where: • the pharmacist or the prescriber perceive the consumer is unable to manage the prescribed medicine safely or appropriately because they are disoriented or confused; • the pharmacist or the prescriber consider the consumer is at risk of, or there is a history of, deliberate self-harm or causing harm to others; • there is considered to be a risk of, or there is a history of, intentional misuse or diversion of medicine; • adherence with the intended treatment regimen is in doubt or there is a history of poor adherence; or • regulatory requirements dictate the use of SS (e.g. jurisdictional medication supply contracts or treatment orders). According to the PSA guidelines, SS should be considered for the following types of prescribed medicines: • antipsychotics; • anxiolytics; • hypnotics and sedatives; • antidepressants; • opioid analgesics; and
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