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Our Mission
Our Mission
Our mission is to reduce medication-related harms, improve the quality use of medicines and deliver quality of life benefits to our patients.
We are passionate about aligning our community's understanding and perceptions of medication use with the latest scientific evidence.
By applying evidenced-based principles and guidelines to the medication review process, our main goal is to improve the lives of patients.
By working collaboratively with Doctors we hope to improve medication efficacy, reduce medication-associated burden and achieve the best possible outcomes for our patients.
Our Services
Our Services
Clinical pharmacy services can assist patients and prescribers achieve the therapeutic goals of their medical management, by the application of evidence based drug knowledge, principles and guidelines.
Clinical pharmacists apply their pharmaceutical knowledge to clinical situations, assisting medical practioners with optimising medication selection, dosing and monitoring.
A clinical pharmacist is trained to identify medication related problems, detect prescribing cascades and therapeutic gaps in a patient's management, recommend changes to therapy to achieve therapeutic goals and improve a patient's quality of life.
Our primary clinical pharmacy service is a Home Medicines Review, which takes place in a patient's home and is provided by an accredited pharmacist on the referral by a General Practitioner or other Specialist Doctor.
Our Pharmacists
Our Pharmacists
Mr Domenic Carbonaro B.Pharm., Grad.Dip.Clin.Pharm., M.P.S., AACPA.
Graduated from the Western Australian Institute of Technology in 1982 with a Bachelor of Pharmacy and a Graduate Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy in 2017 from the University of Tasmania, With over 30 years experience in community and hospital pharmacy, Domenic has been an accredited pharmacist conducting medication reviews since 2009. He is a member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia and an associate of the Australian Consultant Pharmacists Acssociation.
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