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Pharmacy Practice

Volume 4, Issue 2

2026 · pp. 55–101 · 8 articles

Volume
4
Issue
2
Published
2026
Pages
55–101
Articles
8
Sections
2
ISSN
e-ISSN: 1886-3655 - p-ISSN: 1885-642X
Journal
PP

In this issue

Review

  1. Review

    Ocular toxicity of systemic anticancer chemotherapy

    Afekhide Ernest OMOTI, Caroline Edijana OMOTI

    pp. 55–59 · DOI: · Published 2026

    The increased use of chemotherapeutic agents has resulted in longer cancer patient survival. Consequently the ophthalmologist is seeing more patients with adverse ocular side effects secondary to these antineoplastic age…

  2. Review

    Private pharmacy staff in Hanoi dispensing steroids - theory and practice

    Mattias LARSSON, Nguyen Thanh BINH, Göran TOMSON, Nguyen TK CHUC, Torkel FALKENBERG

    pp. 60–67 · DOI: · Published 2026

    Objective: To investigate self reported practice and actual practice of private pharmacy staff in relation to drug regulations and provision of prednisolone (a prescription-only corticosteroid) on request to treat lower …

  3. Review

    Clinical practice and costs of treating catheter-related infections with teicoplanin or vancomycin

    Steven SIMOENS, Nik DE CORTE, Gert LAEKEMAN

    pp. 63–73 · DOI: · Published 2026

    Objectives: To elicit actual clinical practice of treating intensive care unit patients with catheter- related infections with teicoplanin or vancomycin from a hospital perspective. As clinical trials have demonstrated s…

Original Research

  1. Article

    Reducing the use of benzodiazepines and cyclopyrrolones in clinical practice

    Viggo Rask Kragh JØRGENSEN, Birgit Signora TOFT, Max van Soest FOGH

    pp. 74–78 · DOI: · Published 2026

    Objective: Recently, the use of benzodiazepines (BZD) and cyclopyrrolones (CP) has drawn a great deal of attention. About 100,000 patients - approximately 2% of the Danish population - are believed to be addicted to BZD.…

  2. Article

    Diabetes in a primary care center among Spaniards and immigrants

    Montserrat ROCA VILALTA, Águeda CASTAÑO PÉREZ, Charo LÓPEZ MOYA, Mercedes LÓPEZ OLIVARES

    pp. 79–82 · DOI: · Published 2026

    Diabetes is a disease with different prevalence in different populations. Objectives: The aim of the present study is to describe diabetic patients in a primary care center with regard to their geographic origin, and to …

  3. Article

    Situation of Drug Information Centers and Services in Costa Rica

    Victoria HALL, Carolina GOMEZ, Fernando FERNÁNDEZ-LLIMÓS

    pp. 83–87 · DOI: · Published 2026

    PAHO establishes guidelines that must be met by drug information centers (DIC) and the drug information services (DIS). Objective: To describe the operations, activities, and resources of the DICs and the DISs affiliated…

  4. Article

    How to measure (or not) compliance to eradication therapy

    Ana Paula MARTINS, Ana Patrícia FERREIRA, Filipa Alves da COSTA, José CABRITA

    pp. 88–94 · DOI: · Published 2026

    This study aimed to test a novel method of compliance measurement in Portuguese community pharmacy in Helicobacter pylori patients. A case series design was used where compliance indicators were electronically measured, …

  5. Article

    Screening for osteoporosis among post- menopausal women in community pharmacy

    Damià BARRIS BLUNDELL, Carmen RODRÍGUEZ ZARZUELO, Belén SABIO SÁNCHEZ, José Luis GUTIÉRREZ ÁLVAREZ, Elena NAVARRO VISA, Oscar MUÑOZ VALDÉS, Belén GARRIDO JIMÉNEZ, Rocío SÁNCHEZ GÓMEZ

    pp. 95–101 · DOI: · Published 2026

    Objectives: To identify postmenopausal women with risk of osteoporosis through quantitative ultrasound imaging (QUI) and to value the medical intervention after the determination of the bone mineral density (BMD). Method…