Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5551196 Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy 2017 39 Pages PDF
Abstract
Pharmacists gathered insufficient clinical information to assess their patients' medication therapy, as they overly relied on the patients' profiles, asked patients non-specific questions, and missed patient cues. Routine activities appeared to shape practice including a bias against refill prescriptions and a focus on technical dispensing activities.
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