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Provide the right _____________ with the right ____________ at the right ___________.
Patient, drug, time
Precision ___________________ is an approach to disease treatment and prevention that take into account individual variability in genes, environment, and lifestyles for each person
Medicine
Precision ___________________ customizes medications to subgroups of patients, categorized by shared molecular and cellular biomarkers, to improve treatment outcomes
Pharmacotherapy
What is pharmacogenetics?
The study of the relationship between variations in a single gene and variability in drug disposition, response, and toxicity
What is pharmacogenomics?
The study of the relationship between variations in a large collection of genes, and drug disposition, response, and toxicity
Pharmacogenomics (PGx) is a component of _________________ and __________________ medicine.
Personalized and Precision
Pharmacogenomics uses genetic information to guide optimal drug ___________________ and ______________ to maximize efficacy and minimize adverse effects
Selection and dosing
Explain pharmacogenetic (PGx) testing:
This is a type of genetic test that assesses the patient's risk of an adverse response or likelihood to respond to a given drug, informing drug selection and dosing
__________________ is a measurable characteristic of an organism such as hair color or eye color
Phenotype
Culture influences the way patients respond to medical services and _____________________ ______________________ and impacts the way healthcare practitioners deliver those services
Preventive interventions
Cultural competence is integral to eliminating health care _____________________ and providing high-quality patient care
Disparities
________________________ is how a person interprets other cultures or co-cultures; the viewt= that ones own group is superior to others
Ethnocentrism
_________________ represent our preferences; simply our likes and dislikes
Attitudes
________________ represent what we hold to be true or false
Beliefs
___________________ express judgements between what is desirable or undesirbale, right or wrong, and good or evil
Values
Our attitudes, beliefs, and values influence our _________________
Behavior
What is bias?
Unjustified negative attitude
_________________ is the process by which people use social categories in acquiring, processing and recalling information about others
Stereotyping
True or False: stereotyping assumes all members of a group share different characteristics
False
In LEARN, what does the L stand for?
Listen to and understand the patient's perception of the problem
In LEARN, what does the E stand for?
Explain your perceptions of the problem and your strategy of treatment
In LEARN, what does the A stand for?
Acknowledge and discuss the differences and similarities between these perceptions
In LEARN, what does the R stand for?
Recommend treatment while remembering the patient's cultural parameters
In LEARN, what does the N stand for?
Negotiate agreement
What is CLAS?
Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services
What are the 3 areas in which CLAS standards are divided into?
1. Culturally competent care
2. Language access services
3. Organizational supports for cultural competence
What is the principle standard of CLAS?
Provide effective, equitable, understandable and respectful quality care and services that are responsive to diverse cultural health beliefs