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Pharmacy Practice

Volume 5, Issue 4

2007 · pp. 145–190 · 8 articles

Volume
5
Issue
4
Published
2007
Pages
145–190
Articles
8
Sections
1
ISSN
e-ISSN: 1886-3655 - p-ISSN: 1885-642X
Journal
PP

In this issue

Original Research

  1. Article

    Delivering medicines in a challenging environment: the pharmaceutical sector in East Timor (a descriptive study)

    Pauline Norris, Raul B. Dos Santos, David Woods, Wale Tobata

    pp. 145–150 · DOI: · Published 2007

    Background: The health status of the East Timorese population is very poor and much of the health system was destroyed during the violence of 1999. As in other developing countries, the lack of appropriate and high quali…

  2. Article

    Journal publications by pharmacy practice faculty evaluated by institution and region of the United States (2001-2003)

    Craig I. Coleman, Lauren Schlesselmann, C. Michael White

    pp. 151–156 · DOI: · Published 2007

    Objective: To compare the quantity of manuscripts published in journals by departments of pharmacy practice at schools and colleges of pharmacy in the United States for the years 2001-2003. Methods: We utilized the Web o…

  3. Article

    Profile of drug interactions in hospitalized children

    Jacqueline Martinbiancho, Joice Zuckermann, Luciana Dos Santos, Mariane M. Silva

    pp. 157–161 · DOI: · Published 2007

    Introduction: The expected therapeutic response may be affected by the presence of drug interactions. With the high number of reports on new drug interactions, it has been difficult for health professionals to keep const…

  4. Article

    Pharmacist elicited medication histories in the Emergency Department: Identifying patient groups at risk of medication misadventure

    Maja Ajdukovic, Meredith Crook, Christopher Angley, Ieva Stupans, Natalie Soulsby, Christopher Doecke, Barbara Anderson, Manya Angley

    pp. 162–168 · DOI: · Published 2007

    Objective: To analyse the incidence of discrepancies in medication histories in these demographic groups when pharmacist elicited medication histories were compared with those taken by ED physicians. It also aimed to inv…

  5. Article

    Impact of clinical pharmacist intervention on diabetes related quality-of-life in an ambulatory care clinic

    Douglas L. Jennings, Kelly R. Ragucci, Elinor C.G. Chumney, Andrea M. Wessell

    pp. 169–173 · DOI: · Published

    The purpose of this one-year observational study was to evaluate quality of life in patients at the Medical University of South Carolina Family Medicine clinic who were followed by a clinical pharmacist diabetes educator…

  6. Article

    Pharmaceutical services in a Mexican pain relief and palliative care institute

    Raymundo Escutia Gutiérrez, César R. Cortéz Álvarez, Rosa Margarita Álvarez Álvarez, Jorge LV. Flores Hernández, Jéssica Gutiérrez Godínez, José G. López y López

    pp. 174–178 · DOI: · Published 2007

    Neither the purchase nor the distribution of pharmaceuticals in hospitals and community pharmacies in Mexico is under the care of pharmacists. Some are under control of physicians. This report presents the results of the…

  7. Article

    Profile of drug utilization in the elderly living in Porto Alegre, Brazil

    Fabiana TÔRRES FAGGIANI, Guilherme SCHROETER, Sandro LUZ PACHECO, Antônio Carlos ARAÚJO DE SOUZA, Maria Cristina WERLANG, Geraldo ATTÍLIO DE CARLI, Fernanda BUENO MORRONE

    pp. 179–184 · DOI: · Published 2007

    Objective: To describe the profile of drug utilization in the elderly living in Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil. Methods: An observational and cross-sectional population-based study to investigate the characteristics of the pop…

  8. Article

    A pilot study of complementary and alternative medicine use in patients with fibromyalgia syndrome

    Geoffrey C. Wall, Linda L. Krypel, Michael J. Miller, Derek M. Rees

    pp. 185–190 · DOI: · Published 2007

    Background: Fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) is a complex disorder, with primary symptoms of sleep disturbances, pain, and fatigue. FMS is one of the most common reasons for patient visits to a rheumatologist. Previous studie…