%0 Journal Article
%T Effect on Diabetes Control in a Resident Clinic Following the Integration of a Clinic Pharmacist.
%A Dawoud F
%A Fitzpatrick M
%A Jain K
%A Hughes J
%A Doering T
%A Scalise M
%J J Community Hosp Intern Med Perspect
%V 14
%N 2
%D 2024
%M 38966516
暂无%R 10.55729/2000-9666.1310
%X The impact of a pharmacist has been evaluated within the primary care setting but not within a resident-managed internal medicine clinic. This retrospective study found that the integration of a clinical pharmacist within a resident clinic improved the mean HbA1c of a high-risk patient group by 3% in 3 months and 2.6% in 6 months. None of the residents surveyed reported that the presence of a clinical pharmacist hindered their learning experience. The study also found the residents perceived the clinical pharmacist to be helpful with co-management of diabetes. This data supports the addition of a clinical pharmacist into a resident clinic and continues to support the benefits in the primary care setting.