Objective: The aim of this pilot study was to assess the value of the dispensing service of pharmacists from the general public’s perspective using the contingent valuation technique in the State of Penang, Malaysia. Methods: Participants were conveniently sampled from malls and were given a self-completed questionnaire that collected the patient’s demographic information and their knowledge about the pharmacist’s dispensing service. They were then presented with a description of the pharmacist’s dispensing service, the risk of medication errors in prescriptions and their consequences, and the risk reduction of medication errors associated with pharmacist intervention. Th
Introduction: The prospect of public accessing community pharmacies for minor ailment advice or trea...
Background: Pharmacists are considered medication experts but are underutilized and exist mainly at ...
Background: As community pharmacy evolves in Australia, pharmacists’ roles and scope of practice are...
Objective: The aim of this pilot study was to assess the value of the dispensing service of pharmaci...
Objective: The aim of this pilot study was to assess the value of the dispensing service of pharmaci...
Objective: The aim of this pilot study was to assess the value of the dispensing service of pharmaci...
OBJECTIVES: The study was conducted to assess how the general public in the Klang Valley, Malaysia, ...
Background: In Malaysia, community pharmacies play an important and vital role in both urban and rur...
Tasks of the Study: 1)To analyse the pharmacists’ opinions on the necessity of additional pharmacy s...
Background: Private general practitioners in Malaysia largely operates as solo practices – prescribi...
It is important to provide good prescription service in order to achieve the goals of therapy and t...
Background Private general practitioners in Malaysia largely operates as solo practices – prescribin...
Objective: Pharmacists are health professionals who are ideally positioned to perform a primary heal...
Background: Pharmacists are considered medication experts but are underutilised mainly at the periph...
This study investigates the views of general medical practitioners (GP) to the extended role of the ...
Introduction: The prospect of public accessing community pharmacies for minor ailment advice or trea...
Background: Pharmacists are considered medication experts but are underutilized and exist mainly at ...
Background: As community pharmacy evolves in Australia, pharmacists’ roles and scope of practice are...
Objective: The aim of this pilot study was to assess the value of the dispensing service of pharmaci...
Objective: The aim of this pilot study was to assess the value of the dispensing service of pharmaci...
Objective: The aim of this pilot study was to assess the value of the dispensing service of pharmaci...
OBJECTIVES: The study was conducted to assess how the general public in the Klang Valley, Malaysia, ...
Background: In Malaysia, community pharmacies play an important and vital role in both urban and rur...
Tasks of the Study: 1)To analyse the pharmacists’ opinions on the necessity of additional pharmacy s...
Background: Private general practitioners in Malaysia largely operates as solo practices – prescribi...
It is important to provide good prescription service in order to achieve the goals of therapy and t...
Background Private general practitioners in Malaysia largely operates as solo practices – prescribin...
Objective: Pharmacists are health professionals who are ideally positioned to perform a primary heal...
Background: Pharmacists are considered medication experts but are underutilised mainly at the periph...
This study investigates the views of general medical practitioners (GP) to the extended role of the ...
Introduction: The prospect of public accessing community pharmacies for minor ailment advice or trea...
Background: Pharmacists are considered medication experts but are underutilized and exist mainly at ...
Background: As community pharmacy evolves in Australia, pharmacists’ roles and scope of practice are...