An Assessment of the Factors Affecting Rural Pharmacists and Their Ability to Counsel Patients and Provide Pharmaceutical Care

Davis, Maranda
Terminelli, Sarah

Publication date

January 2005

Publisher

The University of Arizona.

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Class of 2005 AbstractObjective: To determine what factors rural pharmacists believe affect their ability to counsel patients and provide pharmaceutical care. Subjects: Pharmacy managers in retail pharmacies in rural cities in Arizona (population <30,000). Methods: Questionnaires were administered through phone conversations regarding amount of time spent on counseling, items included in a counsel, views on counseling, factors impacting ability to counsel, patient care services provided, access to educational materials, difficulty and methods of getting time off, number of vacations taken, commute time to work, years working in a rural area and as a pharmacist, and location of college that pharmacists graduated from. Results: Questionnaires...

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