Survey in Hyogo Prefecture on the Current Status of Pharmacists in Home Health Care and Exploration of Factors Causing Psychological Burden

Yasuhara, Tomohisa; Usui, Haruka; Kinoshita, Atsushi; Yasuda, Motoko; Kushihata, Taro; Ueda, Masahiro; Nagata, Misa; Sone, Tomomichi

doi:10.1248/yakushi.22-00111

YAKUGAKU ZASSHI

2022

DOI: 10.1248/yakushi.22-00111

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Survey in Hyogo Prefecture on the Current Status of Pharmacists in Home Health Care and Exploration of Factors Causing Psychological Burden

Tomohisa Yasuhara

Haruka Usui

Atsushi Kinoshita

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Validation of the Qualitative Study Findings using Quantitative Analyses on the Current Status of Pharmacists in Home Health Care in Medium-Sized Areas

Yokomaku,

Yasuhara,

Nagata

et al. 2024

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Although the issue of home medical care and pharmacists remains widespread, much of the discussion has concentrated on its state in urban areas. We believe that it is necessary to consider the state of home health care in medium-sized regions, that is separate from its urban form, with a population of approximately 100000. Thus, we conducted a qualitative study in Hikone City, Shiga Prefecture, to identify factors that impede pharmacists involved in home medical care. We conducted a questionnaire-based survey in an area of the same size to verify the generality of the concepts obtained from the qualitative study and validate the concepts using quantitative analyses. Two questionnaires on the role of community health care and home health care practice based on the concepts obtained from the qualitative study was sent to 342 pharmacies located in five regions. The number of valid responses was 170, and the data collection rate was 49.4%. We identified nine factors from the former and five from the latter. The current status of pharmacists in home health care in a medium-sized region, as identified by the quantitative study, was similar to that of the conceptual picture obtained from the qualitative study. Furthermore, the high versatility of the extracted concepts was verified.

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Validation of the Qualitative Study Findings using Quantitative Analyses on the Current Status of Pharmacists in Home Health Care in Medium-Sized Areas

Yokomaku,

Yasuhara,

Nagata

et al. 2024

YAKUGAKU ZASSHI

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Survey in Hyogo Prefecture on the Current Status of Pharmacists in Home Health Care and Exploration of Factors Causing Psychological Burden

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Validation of the Qualitative Study Findings using Quantitative Analyses on the Current Status of Pharmacists in Home Health Care in Medium-Sized Areas

Validation of the Qualitative Study Findings using Quantitative Analyses on the Current Status of Pharmacists in Home Health Care in Medium-Sized Areas

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