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Specialized Services from Community Pharmacy

Journal of Pharmaceutical Marketing & Management, 1987
A postal census of community pharmacies in Queensland, Australia (N = 955, response rate = 61%) was conducted in late 1984 to document services provided, particularly specialized health-related services, and identtfy the pharmacies involved. The specialized services identified were rental of home health care suplies (53%), sports medicine (37 ...
Stewart K., Benrimoj S.I.
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Community needs and preferences for community pharmacy immunization services

Vaccine, 2020
This study explored the Saudi community's needs and preferences related to community immunization services. Community member's expectations about the services were assessed, and their concerns, attitudes, and beliefs around the pharmacist's role in providing immunization were examined.Qualitative in-depth, semi-structured interviews were conducted with
Noha, Al Aloola, Raghad, Alsaif, Hiba, Alhabib, Abdulaziz, Alhossan   +3 more
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Smoking‐Cessation Services in Iowa Community Pharmacies

Pharmacotherapy: The Journal of Human Pharmacology and Drug Therapy, 2003
Study Objective . To examine community pharmacy practice with regard to providing smoking‐cessation counseling. Design . Mailed survey. Setting .
Aquilino, M L, Farris, K B, Zillich, A J, Lowe, J B   +3 more
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Service Preferences Differences Between Community Pharmacy and Supermarket Pharmacy Patrons

Health Marketing Quarterly, 2005
Differences in service preferences between patrons of supermarket and chain pharmacies were determined. Subjects fell into two groups: patrons of a supermarket chain's pharmacies and patrons of the same supermarket chain who patronized other community chain pharmacies for prescription drug purchases.
Angela, Dominelli, Macary, Weck Marciniak, Janice, Jarvis   +2 more
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Attitudes of community pharmacy service users towards vaccination services in community pharmacy

2022
Background information: With the evolution of the role of pharmacists and shifting pharmacists’ focus from drugs to patients more and more novel services are being introduced in the community pharmacy. One example is vaccination in community pharmacy.
Rušić, Doris, Kumrić, Marko, Božić, Joško, Leskur, Dario, Bukić, Josipa, Modun, Darko, Jurčev Savičević, Anamarija, Šešelja Perišin, Ana   +7 more
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Reply to the paper: Defining professional pharmacy services in community pharmacy

Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy, 2013
Wereadwith great interest the paper byMoullin et al about the definition of professional pharmacy services in community pharmacies. Professional pharmacists and pharmacy researchers have not established a standardized terminology for servicerelated issues in community pharmacies.
Miguel Angel, Gastelurrutia, Maria Jose, Faus, Fernando, Martinez-Martinez   +2 more
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Pharmaceutical care services available in Danish community pharmacies

International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy, 2020
In recent years, increased longevity of the Danish population has resulted in a growing segment with age-related and chronic health conditions. This, together with a general increase in the demand on the services of doctors, has augmented the role of pharmacies in the provision of healthcare services. In Denmark, a variety of pharmacy services has been
Abrahamsen, Bjarke, Burghle, Alaa Hassan, Rossing, Charlotte   +2 more
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Clinical Pharmacy Services in a Community Hospital

Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy, 1978
An example is given of the implementation of a clinical pharmacy service program in a community hospital. The need for establishing an efficient drug distribution system is discussed, and the feasibility of utilizing clinically motivated staff pharmacists is presented.
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Specialty pharmacy services compared with community-based pharmacy services on HIV viral load

Journal of the American Pharmacists Association
People with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) (PWH) on antiretroviral therapy (ART) with viral load (VL) suppression eliminate the risk of sexual transmission. Many factors including decreased ART adherence and medication access barriers decrease the success of treatment as an HIV prevention strategy. ART access may be enhanced with specialty pharmacy
Laura L. Pedersen, Patricia Fulco, Rachel Pryor, Gonzalo Bearman   +3 more
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Patient care services in rural Minnesota community pharmacies

Journal of the American Pharmacists Association, 2010
To compare the availability of medication therapy management (MTM) services, point-of-care (POC) testing, and disease management resources between rural and urban Minnesota community pharmacies.Cross-sectional study.Minnesota in 2006.Owners and operational managers of 564 Minnesota community pharmacies.Mail survey containing structured, quantitative ...
Jordan D, Haag, Timothy P, Stratton
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