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Infusion Practice Standard: Pharmacist Documentation – Initial Assessment and Plan of Care

February 17, 2026

Comprehensive, accurate documentation is essential to continuity of care, medication safety, and positive patient outcomes. Pharmacists play a critical role in maintaining detailed patient records that support individualized care planning, interdisciplinary collaboration, regulatory compliance, and effective care transitions. As pharmacy practice in the home infusion setting continues to expand, standardized documentation practices are increasingly important. This practice standard establishes clear guidelines to promote consistency, accuracy, and high-quality clinical documentation, ultimately enhancing patient safety and the overall quality of care.

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