Pharmacists will be able to:

Pharmacy technicians will be able to:

1.      Differentiate the pathophysiology of iron deficiency anemia across special populations.

2.      Select appropriate iron replacement regimens based on guideline recommendations and patient-specific factors.

3.      Interpret laboratory markers to assess iron status in complex patients.

4.      Develop monitoring strategies for iron therapy response and safety.

1.      Identify commonly used agents used for iron replacement.

2.      List technician responsibilities for ensuring accurate preparation, labeling, dispensing, and delivering these medications.

3.      Explain the importance of timely medication availability of these therapies.

4.      Communicate with other staff regarding preparation times, stability, and any special handling considerations.