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  1. Summarize best practices for incorporating a clinical pharmacist into a family medicine office.

  2. Explain the role of an integrated clinical pharmacist, including in comprehensive medication management and billing.

  3. Summarize the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval process for new drugs.

  4. Prescribe new drugs with consideration of indication, adverse effects, cost, and patient preference.

  5. Describe the pharmacology of common drug interactions.

  6. Choose one or more strategies to prevent common drug interactions.

  7. Explain the difference between appropriate and inappropriate polypharmacy.

  8. Use clinical decision support tools to reduce inappropriate polypharmacy.

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