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Part II: Managing Medication Use - ASHP

IntroductIon to HospItal and HealtH-system pHarmacy practIce 59 Part II: Managing Medication UseKey Terms and DefinitionsClosed formulary: A list of medica-tions (formulary) which limits access of a practitioner to some medications. A closed formulary may limit drugs to specific physicians, patient care areas, or disease states via formulary restrictions. Drug formulary: A formulary is a continually updated list of medications and related information, representing the clinical judgment of pharmacists, physicians, and other experts in the diagnosis and/or treatment of disease and promotion of monograph: A written, unbi-ased evaluation of a specific medica-tion.

tion use review. The medication safety task force may be charged with review of adverse drug events and medication errors, their trending, and development of plans for preven- Key Point . . . the formulary has evolved beyond a list of medications to a system that manages the drug use process.. . . So what? standard definitions of formularies refer

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