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Journal Article
Collaborative medication reviews in community pharmacies—Drug‐related problems and the process of communicating them with physicians: A retrospective validation study
2024
Overview
Communication between practicing community pharmacists and physicians has been historically limited. This study evaluates the quality of this communication process in a real‐world context, assessing the therapeutic and communicative appropriateness of identified drug‐related problems and proposed solutions written by community pharmacists. It was found that while community pharmacists could identify drug‐related problems quite well, their written communication with physicians needed improvement. The study emphasizes the need for improved written communication between PPs and physicians in patient care. It also suggests that interprofessional learning through care teams can strengthen patient care–oriented competencies, enhancing the effectiveness of identifying and resolving drug‐related problems.
Publisher
John Wiley & Sons, Inc,John Wiley and Sons Inc,Wiley
