1. Outpatient Pharmacy Services

IMH’s Outpatient Pharmacy provides the following services:

• Review prescription and dispense medication  

• Provide counselling on the safe and effective use of medication   

• Provide minor ailment consultation and advice on proper self-medication

• Medication ​Delivery Services​​​

2. Inpatient Pharmacy Services

• Provide medication reconciliation upon admission and discharge

• Review Inpatient Medication Orders

• Optimise medication use

• Supply medicines to the wards

• Provide counselling on the safe and effective use of medication

• Provide group medication education to patients and caregivers

• Dispense medication for home leave and discharge prescriptions

   

3. Medication Information Service

Our pharmacists attend to phone enquiries from staff and patients and provide useful information on concerns related to their medicines, such as their side effects and drug interactions.​

4. Brown Bag Service

We also provide a Brown Bag Service to review all the medications that a patient is taking. This service is recommended for patients who have excess medicines and are unsure about their safety and use. Our goal is to identify the medication the patient is taking and determine how they are taking them to prevent medication errors or to correct misunderstanding. Medication counselling and practical advice will be provided, if necessary. Expired medicines will be identified and discarded accordingly. For more information, please approach our pharmacy staff at the counter.​

5. Smoking Cessation Programme

Our pharmacists create individualised programmes with patients who are keen to quit smoking. This programme will review a perons’s smoking profile and medication history, recommend methods to quit smoking and advise on coping skills as well as relapse prevention methods.​

6. ​Medication Management Service (available at the pharmacy in IMH Clinic B, Community Wellness Clinics at Queenstown and Geylang)

Dedicated pharmacists provide personalised medication management service to optimise treatment outcomes in collaboration with the doctor and multi-disciplinary team.  

• Review the suitability, effectiveness and safety of medication treatment

• Identify, resolve, prevent and monitor medication use and safety problems, such as medication side effects, interactions between psychiatric and non-psychiatric medications, etc.

• Provide education and information to help patients improve understanding of their medications and improve medication adherence.​