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  • EDITORIAL BOARD: Professor R W Soller, Dr S G Mann, Dr J D Irvin, Dr R P Juhl, Dr J Raine, Dr D B Nash, Professor C Bond, Dr J Spinks.

Current Issue - Volume 14, Issue 3 (July-September 2024)
Recent Articles

Pharmacist management of a hypothetical Allergic Rhinitis case

By: Jeff Taylor, Nardine Nakhla. Pharmacist management of a hypothetical Allergic Rhinitis case. SelfCare 2024;14(3)21-31.

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Post-authorisation safety study on doxylamine and fall risk – a patient survey in German pharmacies

By: Sonja Gomez Perez, Iris Hassel, Markus Torben Schweimer, Sandra Gilbert, Andreas Iwanowitsch. Post-authorisation safety study on doxylamine and fall risk – a patient survey in German pharmacies. SelfCare 2024;14(1)9-20.

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Pharmacist-led educational intervention for the parents of children with atopic eczema: a preliminary study

By: Rod Tucker. Pharmacist-led educational intervention for the parents of children with atopic eczema: a preliminary study. SelfCare 2024;14(1)1-8.

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Socioeconomic Considerations in Choosing and Evaluating Candidates for RX-to-OTC Switch

By: Cosima Bauer, Uwe May, Anissa Schneider-Ziebe, Chiara Giulini-Limbach, Thien-Kim Pham. Socioeconomic Considerations in Choosing and Evaluating Candidates for RX-to-OTC Switch. SelfCare 2022;13(3)35-47.

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Self-efficacy predicts self-care behaviours of persons with type 2 diabetes in an urban community in Ghana

By: Philip Soyiri Donyeh. Self-efficacy predicts self-care behaviours of persons with type 2 diabetes in an urban community in Ghana. SelfCare 2022;13(3)24-34.

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Low levels of self-care advice by healthcare providers in Kerala, India

By: Shalini Garg, V Raman Kutty. Low levels of self-care advice by healthcare providers in Kerala, India. SelfCare 2022;13(2)16-23.

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