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Pharmacy Practice

Volume 11, Issue 3

Jul-Sep 2013 · pp. 1–177 · 8 articles

Volume
11
Issue
3
Published
Jul-Sep 2013
Pages
1–177
Articles
8
Sections
1
ISSN
e-ISSN: 1886-3655 - p-ISSN: 1885-642X
Journal
PP

In this issue

Original Research

  1. Article

    The use of a written assessment checklist for the provision of emergency contraception via community pharmacies: a simulated patient study

    Carl R. Schneider, Sajni Gudka, Limor Fleischer, Rhonda M. Clifford

    pp. 127–131 · DOI: · Published Jul-Sep 2013

    Background: The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia recommends use of a written assessment checklist prior to supply of emergency contraception by pharmacists. Objective: The aim of this research was to determine the pre…

  2. Article

    Evaluation of the supply of antifungal medication for the treatment of vaginal thrush in the community pharmacy setting: a randomized controlled trial

    Carl R. Schneider, Lyndal Emery, Raisa Brostek, Rhonda M. Clifford

    pp. 132–137 · DOI: · Published Jul-Sep 2013

    Background: The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia have developed “guidance” for the supply of several medicines available without prescription to the general public. Limited research has been published assessing the ef…

  3. Article

    Analysis of written advertising material distributed through community pharmacies in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

    Sinaa AbdulMohsen AL-AQEEL, Jawza Fahad AL-SABHAN, Noha Yahia SULTAN

    pp. 138–143 · DOI: · Published Jul-Sep 2013

    Background: Advertising is a crucial component of pharmaceutical industry promotion. Research indicates that information on advertisement materials might be inadequate, inaccurate, biased, and misleading. Objective: To a…

  4. Article

    Impact of educational intervention on knowledge of dispensers working at community pharmacies in Pakistan

    Azhar Hussain, Mohamed Izham Ibrahim, Madeeha Malik

    pp. 144–148 · DOI: · Published Jul-Sep 2013

    Objective: To evaluate the impact of training of dispensers on knowledge of dispensers working at community pharmacies in context to storage temperature, prescription terminologies and status of medicines in Islamabad, P…

  5. Article

    Student pharmacists' career choices: a survey of three Nigerian schools of pharmacy

    Chukwuemeka M. Ubaka, Uche M. Ochie, Maxwell O. Adibe

    pp. 149–155 · DOI: · Published Jul-Sep 2013

    Background: There is little data on the preferences of pharmacy students as regards their future pharmacy job choices in Africa and this has created concerns amongst licensing bodies, employers and also the institutions …

  6. Article

    Effect of number and type of antidiabetes medications on adherence and glycemia of ambulatory type 2 diabetes patients in southwestern Nigeria

    Rasaq Adisa, Titilayo O. Fakeye

    pp. 156–165 · DOI: · Published Jul-Sep 2013

    Objective: To determine the influence of number and type of antidiabetes medications on adherence and glycemia of ambulatory type 2 diabetes patients in southwestern Nigeria. Methods: A cross-sectional study using pre-te…

  7. Article

    Challenges to publishing pharmacy resident research projects from the perspectives of residency program directors and residents

    Adriane N. Irwin, Kari L. Olson, Brigitte R. Joline, Daniel M. Witt, Rachana J. Patel

    pp. 166–172 · DOI: · Published Jul-Sep 2013

    Objective: To identify barriers to completing and publishing pharmacy residency research projects from the perspective of program directors and former residents. Methods: This was a cross-sectional survey of pharmacy res…

  8. Article

    Medication therapy management clinic: perception of healthcare professionals in a University medical center setting

    Mansi Shah, Anna Markel Vaysman, Lori Wilken

    pp. 173–177 · DOI: · Published Jul-Sep 2013

    Objective: To determine the overall perception and utilization of the pharmacist managed medication therapy management (MTM) clinic services, by healthcare professionals in a large, urban, university medical care setting…