Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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Development and validation of PSPSQ 2.0 measuring patient satisfaction with pharmacist services

Sakharkar, Prashant, Bounthavong, Mark, Hirsch, Jan D., Morello, Candis M., Chen, Timothy C., Law, Anandi V.

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2015

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english

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english, 2015

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Barriers and facilitators of medication reconciliation processes for recently discharged patients from community pharmacists' perspectives

Kennelty, Korey A., Chewning, Betty, Wise, Meg, Kind, Amy, Roberts, Tonya, Kreling, David

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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english, 2015

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Using ethnographic approaches to explore care home medicine management systems

Gilmartin, Julia Fiona-Maree

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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PDF, 135 KB

english, 2015

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Taking stock of medication wastage: Unused medications in US households

Law, Anandi V., Sakharkar, Prashant, Zargarzadeh, Amir, Tai, Bik Wai Bilvick, Hess, Karl, Hata, Micah, Mireles, Rudolph, Ha, Carolyn, Park, Tony J.

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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PDF, 301 KB

english, 2015

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Evaluation of smartphone oral contraceptive reminder applications

Gal, Noga, Zite, Nikki B., Wallace, Lorraine S.

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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PDF, 243 KB

english, 2015

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Patient characteristics associated with multiple pharmacy use in the U.S. population: Findings from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey

Look, Kevin A.

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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PDF, 247 KB

english, 2015

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How pharmacist–patient communication determines pharmacy loyalty? Modeling relevant factors

Patrícia Antunes, Liliana, Gomes, João José, Cavaco, Afonso Miguel

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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PDF, 298 KB

english, 2015

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Legal cognitive requirements impact on pharmacy practice and patient outcomes

Svensberg, Karin, Björnsdottir, Ingunn, Kälvemark Sporrong, Sofia

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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english, 2015

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Toward the concept of “standardized” international prescriptions

Ghanemi, Abdelaziz

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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PDF, 166 KB

english, 2015

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Community, autonomy and bespoke services: Independent community pharmacy practice in hyperdiverse, London communities

Duckett, Kathryn

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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PDF, 297 KB

english, 2015

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Will Australians pay for health care advice from a community pharmacist? A video vignette study

Sriram, Deepa, McManus, Alexandra, Emmerton, Lynne, Jiwa, Moyez

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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PDF, 346 KB

english, 2015

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Exploring culturally and linguistically diverse consumer needs in relation to medicines use and health information within the pharmacy setting

Mohammad, Annim, Saini, Bandana, Chaar, Betty Bouad

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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PDF, 356 KB

english, 2015

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Association of increased emergency rooms costs for patients without access to necessary medications

Watanabe, Jonathan Hirohiko, Ney, John P.

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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PDF, 240 KB

english, 2015

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RSAP is pleased to announce the winning authors of its inaugural Annual Impact Paper Award for 2015, Natasa Gisev, J. Simon Bell, and Timothy F. Chen, for their paper titled “Interrater agreement and interrater reliability: Key concepts, approaches, and applications” appearing in Volume 9, Issue 3 of the journal. The following is a description of the award.

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Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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2015

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english

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PDF, 92 KB

english, 2015

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Volume 11; Issue 4

Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

Development and validation of PSPSQ 2.0 measuring patient satisfaction with pharmacist services

Barriers and facilitators of medication reconciliation processes for recently discharged patients from community pharmacists' perspectives

Using ethnographic approaches to explore care home medicine management systems

Taking stock of medication wastage: Unused medications in US households

Evaluation of smartphone oral contraceptive reminder applications

Patient characteristics associated with multiple pharmacy use in the U.S. population: Findings from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey

How pharmacist–patient communication determines pharmacy loyalty? Modeling relevant factors

Legal cognitive requirements impact on pharmacy practice and patient outcomes

Toward the concept of “standardized” international prescriptions

Community, autonomy and bespoke services: Independent community pharmacy practice in hyperdiverse, London communities

Will Australians pay for health care advice from a community pharmacist? A video vignette study

Exploring culturally and linguistically diverse consumer needs in relation to medicines use and health information within the pharmacy setting

Association of increased emergency rooms costs for patients without access to necessary medications

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