by Kunal Kanani, Daniel Da Costa, Lucio Volino, Vrunda Patel, Michael Toscani, Joseph Barone.
Kanani K et al. Information Sources Influencing Community Pharmacists’ OTC Oral Analgesic Drug Recommendations. SelfCare 2016;7(2)61-72
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Information Sources Influencing Community Pharmacists’ Over the Counter (OTC) Oral Analgesic Drug Recommendations
ISF/SelfCare Essay Competition 2015 – Winning Essay
by Alexander Kusher
Kusher A, Salvo M. Impact of Community Pharmacist Intervention on Self-Care and Behavior Change of Patients with Diabetes and/or Hypertension. SelfCare 2016;7(1)1-9
SELF CARE OF MINOR AILMENTS: A SURVEY OF CONSUMER AND HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL BELIEFS AND BEHAVIOUR
by I. Banks
Banks I. Self Care of Minor Ailments: A Survey of Consumer and Healthcare Professional Beliefs and Behaviour. SelfCare 2010;1(1):1-13
Most minor health problems can be managed by people with medicines that they purchase. However minor ailments remain the subject of many NHS consultations with doctors and generate substantial numbers of prescriptions…
CHAIN COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS’ WILLINGNESS, ATTITUDES, AND BARRIERS IN PROVIDING SELF-CARE MEDICATION AND SUPPLEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS
by Kebodeaux C, Grise WM, Hudspeth B, Divine H
Kebodeaux C. et al. Chain community pharmacists’ willingness, attitudes, and barriers in providing self-care medication and supplement recommendations. SelfCare 2012;3(2):21-32
Pharmacists are commonly called on as the first resource for patients when selecting an appropriate self-care medication or supplement. This study examines pharmacists’ over-the-counter (OTC) recommendations in the chain community pharmacy setting in the United States.