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Les thérapies engages suite au diagnostic d’un cancer du sein chez les femmes sont difficiles à supporter. Les traitements sont lourds et contraignants. L’acte pharmaceutique est indispensable dans l’accompagnement du traitement. Différents cas énoncés dans ce mémoire montrent la nécessité d’inclure le pharmacien d’officine dans les soins de support des cancers du sein. Proche de ses patientes, il les sensibilise à une bonne compliance. Il contribue à améliorer leur qualité de vie en leur conseillant des produits de santé adaptés. Nous présentons l’apport bénéfique des conseils du pharmacien dans les mucites, le syndrome main-pied, les bouffées de chaleur et les douleurs dues à l’altération du métabolisme osseux. Les compléments alimentaires sont aussi absorbés. Le pharmacien d’officine s’assure de l’innocuité des produits et de l’absence d’interactions avec le traitement en cours. Seulement le pharmacien, et parfois la patiente, ne dominent pas le traitement engagé à l’hôpital. Dès lors, nous suggérons la mise en place d’un carnet de liaison entre les professionnels de santé et la patiente. Therapies employed during a breast cancer can be difficult to undertake. Treatments are often heavy and binding. The pharmaceutical act is essential in guiding treatment. Different concret cases, established in this study, show that pharmacist cannot be excluded from these supportive cares.Being close to their parents, he sensitizes them to a good compliance. He contributes to improve their life quality by suggesting other adapted health products. We present the beneficial contribution of different advises from the pharmacist in cases of mucositis, hand-foot syndrome, hot flashes and pains due to bone metabolism. Dietary complements have also been talked about. The pharmacist has to be sure of the product’s safety and the lack of interference with an ongoing treatment. Only the pharmacist, and sometimes the patient do not know the treatment given by the hospital. That’s why a proposal establishing a liaison book between health professionals and the patient is suggested.

Breast Neoplasms --- Medication Therapy Management

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The overall goal of this book is to give the reader a state-of-the-art synopsis of the pharmacist services domain. To accomplish this goal, the authors have addressed the social, psychosocial, political, legal, historic, clinical, and economic factors that are associated with pharmacist services. In this book, you will gain cutting-edge insights from learning about the research of experts throughout the world. The findings have relevance for enhancing pharmacist professionalism, pharmacist practice, and the progression of pharmacist services in the future.

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