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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"medicines information"”.
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Prescriber use of Medicines Information Service advice in their decision-making and patient care: an exploratory qualitative study
Pharmacy-led Medicines Information (MI) Services provide evidence-based advice to clinicians, with high levels of user satisfaction. However, satisfaction does not necessarily reflect improved patient care or patient outcome. This has led to MI research concentrating on the effect MI advice has on …
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Future of Pharmacy in Wales: A Delphi Study Exploring the Impact of Digital Technology, Automation and Artificial Intelligence
… anticipate widespread use of an electronic medicines record, automated dispensing and AI-assisted functions such as clinical validation, medicines information and pharmacy education. Looking further ahead to 2050, priorities include integration of patient wearables, big data analytics and …
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"I know where you can find out more": The role of peer educators in promoting quality use of medicines among seniors
Improving the quality use of medicines (QUM) among seniors, particularly those using multiple medicines, is a national priority. The National Prescribing Service’s Seniors QUM Program was developed in collaboration with consumers to address seniors’ medicines information needs. Seniors are trained …
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Improving Community Pharmacy Consultations for People with Depression
Aims The aims of this study were to increase community pharmacists’ willingness and confidence to provide consultations for people with depression, and to enhance patients’ awareness of the pharmacists’ developing role. Research Design To observe pharmacist-patient consultations, the researcher …
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An exploration of factors affecting the use of community pharmacy services by South Asians in Leicester
… patients’ health, health seeking behaviour and medicines adherence. The perceptions of members of the South Asian population, general practitioners, and community pharmacists about how these factors are viewed in relation to community pharmacy services were explored in this study. It was …