Comparing a patient’s medication orders to all of the medications the patient has been taking to avoid medication errors during care transitions when they are vulnerable to medication errors

Aligning a patient’s routine refills to be filled at the same time each month and in conjunction pharmacist’s clinical disease state management and monitoring, to progress toward desired therapeutic goals

Screening patients for ACIP recommended immunizations, educating patients about needed immunizations, and providing immunizations or referring to other health care providers

Providing a systemic assessment of medications to identify medication-related problems, prioritize those problems, and create a patient-specific plan to resolve them working with the extended healthcare team

Creating a comprehensive list of current patient medications manually or from dispensing software

Be able to provide education and counseling on diabetic medications, supplies, and help familiarize patients with common terminology and values. (Including Continuous Glucose Monitoring Education)

Be ready to prescribe, educate, and provide emergency use naloxone upon referral, walk-in, or direct evaluation of a patient’s history to assist with the opioid crisis