Written medicine information in Australia

Aslani, Parisa

doi:10.1007/s11096-009-9329-5

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“…A recent study also revealed that 46% of respondents stated they had never or rarely received written information (including CMI) in the past while only 6% received it on the day of interview [13] . Although it is not clear whether there were refusals from consumers of CMI offers, [14] the study showed low rates of dissemination of written information [13] …”

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Pharmacists' and consumers' viewpoints on counselling on prescription medicines in Australian community pharmacies

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Aslani

Krass

2010

International Journal of Pharmacy Practice

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Pharmacists regularly provided verbal counselling on new prescription medicines, but infrequently provided written medicine information or any type of information for regular medicines. Lack of consumers' interest in receiving prescription medicine information may have contributed to the low counselling rates. Thus, there is a need to develop strategies to improve pharmacist counselling practice and to enhance consumer involvement in the counselling process.

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