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professionals and guideline developers; 6. Processing results and preparation of field tests: sorting, selection and reduction of instruments for domains and concepts by using the framework and criteria for feasibility and use in daily practice; 7. Implementation-and dissemination planning. Results A Conceptual framework based on the structure of clinical reasoning and International Classification of Functioning. An inventory of domains that are relevant for physiotherapy and feasibility criteria for the selection of instruments. A guide for the selection and reduction of recommended instruments in guidelines and use in daily practice. Conclusions The framework gives professionals and guideline developers the same structure and a clearer understanding about the selection of instruments for daily practice. It helps professionals to learn when to use which instrument for what patient.

pharmacist protocols; pharmaceutical care; appropriate use of medicines In recent years in Ukraine pharmacist protocols are actively developed and implemented in practical activities of the pharmacy branch professionals. They are intended to unify the assistance to visitors of pharmacies in the framework of the concept of responsible self-medication. To assess the state of implementation of the standards developed in the form of pharmacist protocols it is needed to inspect constantly their practical use by pharmacists in their work. The article describes the results of a survey of practical pharmacy specialists, who work in the pharmacies of Ukraine, and the analysis has been conducted. The results have shown awareness of a wide number of specialists in such concepts as pharmaceutical care, self-medication, as well as a high interest of the respondents in the special literature on pharmaceutical care. The article indicates that less than a half of the specialists were able to give a clear definition of «pharmacist protocols», but almost the same number of respondents could not give such a definition of this concept. The conclusion has been made about the need to pay more attention to the training of specialists on this topic. Although most professionals are aware of the existence of such protocols, less than a half of the specialists are guided by them in their practice. Regarding the availability of pharmacist protocols in pharmacies, it should be noted that they are available in less than a half of the institutions. These results indicate that the pharmacist protocols developed are not widely used by specialists of practical pharmacy in their work; therefore, it is needed to carry out further work in their implementation in the pharmacists' everyday use when assisting visitors of pharmacies.