The pharmacist shall be available as necessary to provide pharmaceutical care to individual patients including, but not limited to: Participating in decisions about medication use for patients including decisions not to use medication therapy as well as judgments about: Medication selection; Dosages; Routes and methods of administration; Medication therapy monitoring; and The provision of medication-related information and counseling to individual patients; Cooperating directly with health care professionals and the patient in designing, implementing, and monitoring a therapeutic outcome. Providing care directly to the patient to improve a patient’s quality of life through achieving definite and predefined, medication-related therapeutic outcomes such as: Curing the disease; Eliminating or reducing a symptomatology; Arresting or slowing a disease process; Preventing a disease or symptomatology; and Improving patient’s quality of life. Identifying potential and actual medication-related problems, resolving actual medication-related problems, and preventing potential medication-related problems caused by: Untreated indications; Improper drug selection; Sub-therapeutic dosage; Failure to received medication; Over dosage; Adverse drug reactions; Drug interactions, including drug-drug, drug-food, drug-laboratory test interactions; and Medication use without appropriate indication.