Questionnaire Survey on Career Formation, Qualifications Acquisition, and Research Activities of Hospital Pharmacists at Sapporo-Kosei General Hospital

Ishizuka, Niho; Terahara, Fumitaka; Matsuki, Yuri; Sakurada, Keisuke; Nakamura, Yūichi; Suzuki, Chise; Obara, Hideharu; Kohara, Yuji

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“…The scientific process prevails in clinical research. A number of studies have polled pharmacists on their views about clinical research and reported that pharmacists struggle with research in general because they lack an understanding of how to conduct it [13][14][15]. If pharmacists have a poor grasp of research in general, this may explain the subsubcategories.…”

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How Community Pharmacists Perceive Ethics in Clinical Research: A Qualitative Study

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In recent years, the importance of building evidence in clinical practice that is increasingly acknowledged globally has been recognized in Japan as well, and it is expected that clinical research by community pharmacists will grow. In Japan, however, community pharmacists have few opportunities to learn about research ethics and may lack the training to make ethical decisions. We conducted a questionnaire survey of community pharmacists (n = 200) using a free descriptive format to understand how they perceived research ethics. Our qualitative analysis of 170 respondents revealed various perspectives (<A pharmacist’s grounding>, <How pharmacists perceive research>, and <Ethical issues entailed by research>) of Japanese pharmacists on ethics in the context of clinical research. With respect to how to understand research, the following perspectives were found: “research that prioritizes researchers,” “research that prioritizes research subjects (patients),” and “research that enters into regular work.” The perspectives on “research that prioritizes research subjects (patients)” and “research that enters into regular work” may inadvertently lead to ethically inappropriate research due to mismatch in professional values or poor understanding of research. These findings can contribute to the development of an educational program for community pharmacists on research ethics.

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How Community Pharmacists Perceive Ethics in Clinical Research: A Qualitative Study

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多様な進路・働き方における薬剤師のキャリアパスに対する意識調査

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Jpn. J. Pharm. Health Care Sci.

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This study aimed to clarify the attitudes toward career paths for pharmacists in Japan. A self-administered online questionnaire survey was delivered to the live and on-demand release attendees at the 31st annual meeting of the Japanese Society of Pharmaceutical Health Care and Sciences between October 14th and December 7th, 2021. A customer satisfaction (CS) analysis was performed to assess the association between the participantsʼ perspectives on career paths and satisfaction. The recovery rate was 90.3％ (65/72). The number of females and males was 57 and 8, respectively. The respondents were from diverse backgrounds of age, workplace, and position, etc. The median satisfaction scores of job, education & training system, research activities, relationships, managementʼs consideration of women, the presence of role models, salary, career path support by colleagues, career path support by supervisors, career path support by a family member, work-life balance, and career paths was 4 (interquartile range [IQR]: 3 -5), 3 (IQR: 2 -4), 3 (IQR: 2 -4), 4 (IQR: 3 -5), 4 (IQR: 2.5 -5), 2 (IQR: 1 -4), 4 (IQR: 2 -5), 4 (IQR: 3 -5), 4 (IQR: 2.5 -5), 5 (IQR: 5 -7), 4 (IQR: 3 -5), and 4 (IQR: 3 -5), respectively. CS analysis revealed that the education & training system, work-life balance, and research activities should be improved as a matter of highest priority for a career path. In conclusion, the ndings may provide useful information to develop career paths for Japanese pharmacists in diverse careers and work styles in the future.

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Questionnaire Survey on Career Formation, Qualifications Acquisition, and Research Activities of Hospital Pharmacists at Sapporo-Kosei General Hospital

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How Community Pharmacists Perceive Ethics in Clinical Research: A Qualitative Study

How Community Pharmacists Perceive Ethics in Clinical Research: A Qualitative Study

多様な進路・働き方における薬剤師のキャリアパスに対する意識調査

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