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Journal of Oncology Pharmacy Practice | 2016

Venous thromboembolism: What pharmacists know? What do they need?

Jean-Baptiste Rey; Nicolas Jovenin; Pierre Kreit; Jérôme Sicard; Damien Parent; Dominique Hettler; Philippe Nguyen; Jean-Luc Ducrocq

Introduction Venous thromboembolism is common in cancer. Low-molecular weight heparins are recommended for prolonged treatment (3–6 months or more if the cancer is active) and prevention of recurrence of venous thromboembolism in cancer. Community pharmacists are often faced with questions from patients. The main objective of this study was to describe the organization, practices and knowledge of pharmacists in care of venous thromboembolism in cancer patients. Methods A descriptive survey was conducted electronically in October and November 2013 with pharmacists in the Champagne-Ardenne region. The questionnaire collected data on the general organization of the pharmacy, management of outpatients with cancer and thrombosis, and the level of knowledge regarding recommendations on the management of thrombosis in patients with cancer. Results The participation rate was 31.6%. In 93% of cases, pharmacists had no particular expertise in oncology and/or supportive care. In addition, 96% did not know the existence of recommendations for “thrombosis in cancer.” Finally, 49% gave the correct answer to the case report (low-molecular weight heparins). Conclusion Training sessions on the management of venous thromboembolism in cancer are currently available to pharmacists in the region. A new assessment of knowledge will be performed at the end of the year 2014. This regional experience is now extended to a national level (all French regions).


Journal de Pharmacie Clinique | 2015

CancerOfficine® 2015Compte rendu du congrès mondialde cancérologie, par des officinauxpour des officinaux®

Jérôme Sicard; Fabrice Veron

Preambule – INCA 10 ans deja…L’oncologie fait partie des domaines medicaux qui ont beaucoup evolue au cours des 20 dernieres annees tant sur le plan des decouvertes scientifiques, que leurs declinaisons therapeutiques. Ce domaine, notamment au travers des Plans Cancer successifs, a connu une structuration de l’organisation des soins sans precedent. Elle s’est faite en plusieurs etapes au gre des objectifs fixes par les Plans Cancer, soutenue par un investissement important [...]


Actualités Pharmaceutiques | 2017

Le congrès mondial du cancer sous le regard du pharmacien d’officine

Jérôme Sicard; Fabrice Veron


Journal de Pharmacie Clinique | 2014

Prise en charge de la maladie thromboembolique (MTEV) à l’officine : état des lieux en Champagne-Ardenne

Nicolas Jovenin; Pierre Kreit; Jean-Baptiste Rey; Jérôme Sicard; Damien Parent; Jean-Luc Ducrocq; Dominique Hettler; Philippe Nguyen


Actualités Pharmaceutiques | 2018

L’actualité de la cancérologie mondiale vue par les officinaux

Jérôme Sicard; Fabrice Veron


Actualités Pharmaceutiques | 2018

Prise en charge des personnes atteintes de cancers à l’officine, échos du congrès mondial de cancérologie

Jérôme Sicard; Fabrice Veron


Actualités Pharmaceutiques | 2018

L’hydratation, au cœur de la stratégie nutritionnelle du sportif

Jérôme Sicard


Actualités Pharmaceutiques | 2018

Le sportif, des besoins particuliers

Sébastien Labarde; Jérôme Sicard


Actualités Pharmaceutiques | 2018

Quand activité rime avec bien-être et santé, l’équipe officinale au premier plan

Jérôme Sicard


Actualités Pharmaceutiques | 2017

Évolution des stratégies thérapeutiques et du parcours de soins du patient diabétique

Jérôme Sicard

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Vincent Launay-Vacher

American Pharmacists Association

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Florian Scotte

Paris Descartes University

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