2018
DOI: 10.5649/jjphcs.44.288
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Difference in Importance about Consultation Contents of Medicine in Out-of-hours and the Time of the Opening of a Pharmacy and the Evaluation

Abstract: A survey was conducted among patients that use health insurance pharmacies to determine the importance of drug consultation contents that are discussed during holiday and night hours and regular open hours . We investigated differences in the degree of importance in consultation topics for each drug between holiday and night hours and regular open hours . Also, for each time period, we also attempted to identify priority drug consultation topics for multiple medications. Three important consultation topics dur… Show more

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“…Osanai et al reported that only 22.0% of the community residents had a desire to contact their pharmacies outside of normal operating hours (eg holidays, night-time) to consult about medications. 35 These trends suggest that rather than simply keeping the pharmacy offices open, ensuring that the pharmacists are available anytime for phone consultations, including holidays and at night, would better satisfy the public’s needs.…”
Section: Reinforcing the Primary-care Function Of Community Pharmaciementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Osanai et al reported that only 22.0% of the community residents had a desire to contact their pharmacies outside of normal operating hours (eg holidays, night-time) to consult about medications. 35 These trends suggest that rather than simply keeping the pharmacy offices open, ensuring that the pharmacists are available anytime for phone consultations, including holidays and at night, would better satisfy the public’s needs.…”
Section: Reinforcing the Primary-care Function Of Community Pharmaciementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a previous study, we investigated the status of consultation services regarding drugs dispensed at pharmacies on public holidays and during night hours, which is a basic function of a pharmacy. In addition, we investigated the content of these consultations and assessed the users' characteristicsand and respective needs 1,2) . Currently, pharmacies in some areas provide 24-hour consultation services.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%