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Uptake of non‐medical prescribing by pharmacists working in primary care has been slow. This is despite benefits such as quicker and more efficient access to medicines for patients, a reduction… Click to show full abstract
Uptake of non‐medical prescribing by pharmacists working in primary care has been slow. This is despite benefits such as quicker and more efficient access to medicines for patients, a reduction in doctor workload, and enhanced professional satisfaction. This systematic review explores the views, opinions, and attitudes of pharmacists and graduates towards non‐medical prescribing.
Keywords:
medical prescribing;
primary care;
systematic review;
opinions attitudes;
non medical;
views opinions
Journal Title: International Journal of Clinical Practice
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: International Journal of Clinical Practice
Year Published: 2020
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