Pharmacy Practice (Granada)

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  Año 2019, Vol. 17, Número 3. Dedicado a: Jul-Sep

  • Original Research

    • Role of community pharmacists in skin cancer screening: A descriptive study of skin cancer risk factors prevalence and photoprotection habits in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

      Joan F. Mir, María Estrada Campmany, Anna Heredia, Cristina Rodríguez Caba, María Alcalde Rodrigo, Natalia Espínola Cortés, Jilliana Monnier, Javiera Pérez-Anker, Oriol Yélamos, Susana Puig Sardá, Núria Bosch, Josep Malvehy

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      págs. 1455-1474

      

    • The Syrian refugee crisis in Jordan: a cross sectional pharmacist-led study assessing post-traumatic stress disorder

      I. A. Basheti, Shahnaz M. Ayasrah, Mariam M. Basheti, Judeh Mahfuz, Betty Chaar

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      págs. 1475-1481

      

    • Agreement between units of measure for paediatric antibiotic utilisation surveillance using hospital pharmacy supply data

      Mona Mostaghim, Tom Snelling, Beata Bajorek

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      págs. 1482-1493

      

    • Potentially inappropriate medications among the elderly in primary care in Thailand from three different sets of criteria

      Pasitpon Vatcharavongvan, Viwat Puttawanchai

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      págs. 1494-1498

      

    • Evaluation of vitamin B12 monitoring in patients on metformin in urban ambulatory care settings

      Stacy L. Longo, Jessica M. Ryan, Kelsey B. Sheehan, Debra J. Reid, Michael A. Conley, Carla Bouwmeester

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      págs. 1499-1500

      

    • Effectiveness of a pharmacist-led quality improvement program to reduce medication errors during hospital discharge

      Doris George, Nirmala D. Supramaniam, Siti Q. Abd Hamid, Mohamed A. Hassali, Wei-Yin Lim, Amar-Singh Hss

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      págs. 1501-1508

      

    • Resident physicians’ perceptions of ambulatory care pharmacy

      Ashley Meredith, Darin C Ramsey, Andrea Schmelz, Rachel Berglund

      • Resumen
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      págs. 1509-1517

      

    • Assessment of pharmacists’ knowledge, attitude and practice in chain community pharmacies towards their current function and performance in Indonesia

      Umi Athiyah, Catur D Setiawan, Gesnita Nugraheni, Elida Zairina, Wahyu Utami, Andi Hermansyah

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      págs. 1518-1522

      

    • Evaluation of aminoglycosides utilization in intensive care units of a teaching hospital in southern Iran

      Afsaneh Vazin, Mahtabalsadat Mirjalili, S. M. Asad

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      págs. 1523-1538

      

    • A descriptive study of antithrombotic medication patterns in adult patients with recent venous thromboembolism

      Fady Allahwerdy, Steven Pan, Michael Feehan, Aubrey Jones, Mark A. Munger, Daniel M. Witt

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      págs. 1539-1539

      

    • Culture of antibiotic use in Kosovo - an interview study with patients and health professionals

      Arianit Jakupi, Denis Raka, Susanne Kaae, Sofia Kälvemark Sporrong

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      págs. 1540-1542

      

    • Impact of an HIV-trained clinical pharmacist intervention on error rates of antiretroviral and opportunistic infection medications in the inpatient setting

      Thomas D. Chiampas, Mark J. Biagi, Melissa Badowski

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      págs. 1543-1544

      

    • Mandatory continuing education for pharmacists in a developing country: assessment of a three-year cycle

      Hala Sacre, Samah Tawil, Souheil Hallit, Georges Sili, Pascale Salameh

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      págs. 1545-1551

      

    • Pharmacist intervention to enhance postoperative fluid prescribing practice in an Iraqi hospital through implementation of NICE guideline

      Sarah K. Abbood, Hayder C. Assad, Ali A. Al Jumaili

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      págs. 1552-1560

      

    • Impact of select risk factors on treatment outcome in adults with candidemia

      Brandon Hill, Richard H. Drew, Dustin T Wilson

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      págs. 1561-1578

      

    • Medication dispensing, additional therapeutic recommendations, and pricing practices for acute diarrhoea by community pharmacies in Germany: a simulated patient study

      Bernhard Langer, Christian Kunow

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      págs. 1579-1590

      

    • Evaluation of an interprofessional naloxone didactic and skills session with medical residents and physician assistant learners

      Daniel Hargraves, Christopher C. White, Marcia R. Mauger, Aruna Puthota, Harini Pallerla, Patricia Wigle, Sarah L. Brubaker, Jeffrey Schlaudecker

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      págs. 1591-1610

      

  • Review

    • A transition from the BPharm to the PharmD degree in five selected countries

      Teeraporn Supapaan, Bee Y. Low, Payom Wongpoowarak, Summana Moolasarn, Claire Anderson

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      págs. 1611-1658

      

  • CPPI Practice Forum

    • Biosimilars and implications for pharmacy practice: Ready or not, here they come!

      Joshua P. Crawford, Andrea L. Hobbs

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      págs. 1659-1671

      

    • Pharmacists and Medicare’s Annual Wellness Visit: implications for pharmacy education and interprofessional primary care

      Kristin Zimmerman, Daniel Bluestein

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      pág. 1672