Independent prescribing in primary care:patients’, prescribers’ and colleagues’views

Ali Hindi; Elizabeth Seston; Dianne Bell; Douglas Steinke; Sarah Willis; Ellen Schafheutle

Independent prescribing in primary care:patients’, prescribers’ and colleagues’views

Ali Hindi, Elizabeth Seston, Dianne Bell, Douglas Steinke, Sarah Willis, Ellen Schafheutle

Pharmacy

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Abstract

Besides doctors and dentists, an increasing range of healthcare professionals such as nurses and pharmacist scan become independent prescribers (IPs). The implementation of independent prescribing relies on IPs working closely with their colleagues and patients to prescribe in a safe and effective manner. To date no study exists which combines the perceptions and experiences of IPs, their colleagues and patients. The aim of the study was to gather views and experiences of IPs, their colleagues and patients on independent prescribing within primary care

Original language	English
Title of host publication	International Journal of Pharmacy Practice
Subtitle of host publication	Abstracts from The Royal Pharmaceutical Society Science and Research Summit, 8 February 2019, London, UK
Pages	12
Number of pages	1
Volume	27
Edition	Issue S1
Publication status	Published - 8 Feb 2019

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Hindi, A., Seston, E., Bell, D., Steinke, D., Willis, S., & Schafheutle, E. (2019). Independent prescribing in primary care:patients’, prescribers’ and colleagues’views. In International Journal of Pharmacy Practice: Abstracts from The Royal Pharmaceutical Society Science and Research Summit, 8 February 2019, London, UK (Issue S1 ed., Vol. 27 , pp. 12) https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/ijpp.12509

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Independent prescribing in primary care:patients’, prescribers’ and colleagues’views. / Hindi, Ali; Seston, Elizabeth; Bell, Dianne et al.
International Journal of Pharmacy Practice: Abstracts from The Royal Pharmaceutical Society Science and Research Summit, 8 February 2019, London, UK. Vol. 27 Issue S1. ed. 2019. p. 12.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

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