Investigation of Binding of Drugs with Natural Polymer Supplements

Sato, Hiroki; Maruyama, Toru; Arahira, Mitsutoshi; Yoshida, Setu; Maeda, Akira; Kuwahara, Kenji; Okayama, Yoshiro; Yamasaki, Keishi; Anraku, Makoto; Otagiri, Masaki

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“…Sato et al conducted a clinical study as a community pharmacists, in collaboration with hospital pharmacy departments and universities and reported the results [ 14 , 15 ]. In the United States, the Governmental Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has taken the lead in establishing practice-based studies.…”

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Analysis of factors affecting pharmacists' ability to identify and solve problems

Watanabe,

Sakai,

Ohtsu

2023

J Pharm Health Care Sci

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Background Among Japanese pharmacists, there is a gap in their commitment to self-improvement and a possible gap in their ability to identify and solve problems. However, the factors causing this situation have not yet been clarified. This study was conducted to identify factors that influence the abilities of Japanese pharmacists to identify and solve problems, which are skills considered essential for this profession. A prior history of presenting at academic conferences was set as a surrogate outcome to clarify whether having this experience affects the factors. Methods A nationwide internet-based survey was conducted among 300 participating hospitals and 300 community pharmacists. The survey was discontinued when the sample size of each group reached 300. The respondents were categorized into two groups on the basis of their experience of presenting at academic conferences in the survey item “status of self-improvement after employment.” Their association with other survey items was determined using univariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses. Results The multivariate analysis revealed that 152 (50.7%) hospital pharmacists and 41 (13.7%) community pharmacists had presented at academic conferences. Among the hospital pharmacists, the experience of presenting at academic conferences was significantly associated with the “age 30 s (*references 20 s),” “presence of pharmacists to consult,” “experience supervising interns,” and “number of types of self-improvement” factors. For the community pharmacists, prior conference presentation experience was significantly associated with “age over 70 s,” “highest educational background (doctoral or master’s degree),” and “number of types of self-improvement.” Conclusion This pioneering study suggests that having prior experience of presenting at academic conferences as a surrogate outcome of pharmacists' problem-finding and problem-solving skills may be related to the support provided by human environmental factors at the facility, the status of self-improvement, and the highest educational background.

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Analysis of factors affecting pharmacists' ability to identify and solve problems

Watanabe,

Sakai,

Ohtsu

2023

J Pharm Health Care Sci

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Practice of Pharmaceutical Care Based on a Clinical Pharmaceutical Research in a Community Pharmacy

Sato

Maruyama

2007

YAKUGAKU ZASSHI

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A clinical research is not only an important issue for hospital pharmacist but also for community pharmacist because it is necessary to practice high quality pharmaceutical care. It goes without saying that drug and patient's informations are of great importance to investigate the clinical research in community pharmacist. However, the accessibility of latter information is limited to prescription, medication note, medication and care records, interview to the patients for community pharmacist, so far. Therefore, likewise pharmaceutical care, the abilities thatˆnd and solve the problems is very important for the clinical research by community pharmacist. In addition, it should consider that it cooperates with the facilities such as the hospital and faculty of university. This paper give a summary account of the usefulness of clinical research on the practice of pharmaceutical care for community pharmacy using our three examples such as, 1)Evaluation of usefulness of population pharmacokinetics analysis results to community pharmacy  eŠect of smoking and gender diŠerence on olanzapine dosages, 2)Investigation of binding of drugs with natural polymer supplements, 3)Health promotion by primary-care pharmacist  Usefulness of educational activitys for importance of folic acid intake in pregnancy-aged women, which have been worked together with hospital pharmacist, faculty of university, and community resident, respectively.

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Investigation of Binding of Drugs with Natural Polymer Supplements

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Analysis of factors affecting pharmacists' ability to identify and solve problems

Analysis of factors affecting pharmacists' ability to identify and solve problems

Practice of Pharmaceutical Care Based on a Clinical Pharmaceutical Research in a Community Pharmacy

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