2015
DOI: 10.1177/1715163515617777
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Factors associated with pharmacists’ perceptions of their working conditions and safety and effectiveness of patient care

Abstract: Pharmacists working in chain community pharmacies who are required to meet monthly quotas for expanded services reported a substantial negative impact on their working conditions and perceived safety of patient care. Can Pharm J (Ott) 2016;149:xx-xx.

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“…Nonetheless, pharmacists’ and GPs’ attitudes towards extended services in this review reflected international findings, where pharmacists in North America, Asia, Australasia, South America and Europe were also enthusiastic towards the concept of providing extended services (Dosea et al., ; Fang, Yang, Feng, Ni, & Zhang, ; Kinsey, Scahill, Bye, & Harrison, ; Kjome, Sandberg, & Granas, ; Schindel et al., ). Moreover, lack of awareness (Bjorkman, Viberg, Rydberg, & Stalsby Lundborg, ; Fakih, Marriott, & Hussainy, ; Freeman, Cottrell, Kyle, Williams, & Nissen, ; Wibowo, Sunderland, & Hughes, ), issues with community pharmacy premises (Babiker, Carson, & Awaisu, ; Bjorkman et al., ; Donald et al., ; Gray, Chamberlain, & Morris, ; Hattingh, Emmerton, Ng Cheong Tin, & Green, ; Murphy et al., ), lack of management support (Casserlie & Mager, ; Donald et al., ; Kinsey et al., ; Tsao et al., ; Watkins, McKee, Hughes, & Pfeiffenberger, ) and remuneration (Donald et al., ; Gray et al., ; Kinsey et al., ; Watkins et al., ) have also been found in other countries. Many pharmacists elsewhere also stressed the need for sufficient pharmacy staff (Casserlie & Mager, ; Gray et al., ; Kinsey et al., ; Murphy et al., ; Tsao et al., ), and pharmacists’(Donald et al., ; Jorgenson, Laubscher, Lyons, & Palmer, ; Watkins et al., ; Wibowo et al., ) and GPs’ (Bryant, Coster, Gamble, & McCormick, ; Dhillon et al., ; Tan, Stewart, Elliott, & George, ) views confirmed poor engagement between pharmacists and GPs.…”
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“…Nonetheless, pharmacists’ and GPs’ attitudes towards extended services in this review reflected international findings, where pharmacists in North America, Asia, Australasia, South America and Europe were also enthusiastic towards the concept of providing extended services (Dosea et al., ; Fang, Yang, Feng, Ni, & Zhang, ; Kinsey, Scahill, Bye, & Harrison, ; Kjome, Sandberg, & Granas, ; Schindel et al., ). Moreover, lack of awareness (Bjorkman, Viberg, Rydberg, & Stalsby Lundborg, ; Fakih, Marriott, & Hussainy, ; Freeman, Cottrell, Kyle, Williams, & Nissen, ; Wibowo, Sunderland, & Hughes, ), issues with community pharmacy premises (Babiker, Carson, & Awaisu, ; Bjorkman et al., ; Donald et al., ; Gray, Chamberlain, & Morris, ; Hattingh, Emmerton, Ng Cheong Tin, & Green, ; Murphy et al., ), lack of management support (Casserlie & Mager, ; Donald et al., ; Kinsey et al., ; Tsao et al., ; Watkins, McKee, Hughes, & Pfeiffenberger, ) and remuneration (Donald et al., ; Gray et al., ; Kinsey et al., ; Watkins et al., ) have also been found in other countries. Many pharmacists elsewhere also stressed the need for sufficient pharmacy staff (Casserlie & Mager, ; Gray et al., ; Kinsey et al., ; Murphy et al., ; Tsao et al., ), and pharmacists’(Donald et al., ; Jorgenson, Laubscher, Lyons, & Palmer, ; Watkins et al., ; Wibowo et al., ) and GPs’ (Bryant, Coster, Gamble, & McCormick, ; Dhillon et al., ; Tan, Stewart, Elliott, & George, ) views confirmed poor engagement between pharmacists and GPs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Les services que nous pouvons maintenant offrir à nos patients comptent parmi les services les plus vastes et les plus complets au monde. Les pharmaciens devraient se réjouir à cette idée, même si cela a été une source de tension entre les pharmaciens et les gestionnaires ou les propriétaires de pharmacies 1,2 . Dans un récent numéro de la Revue des pharmaciens du Canada, Tsao et coll.…”
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“…Dans un récent numéro de la Revue des pharmaciens du Canada, Tsao et coll. révélaient que les pharmaciens communautaires qui devaient respecter des quotas imposés par leur employeur sur la prestation de services de pharmacie élargis avaient une opinion négative de leurs conditions de travail et qu'ils étaient plus enclins à affirmer que leur milieu de travail n' était pas propice à la prestation de soins sûrs et efficaces aux patients 1 . Cela était particulièrement vrai dans le cas des pharmaciens travaillant dans des chaînes de pharmacies où le volume d' ordonnances est élevé.…”
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