NZ Pharmacy Research Review Issue 93
In this issue:
– Question Prompt Lists for patients at the pharmacy counter
– Making decisions about antidepressant use during pregnancy
– Can ward doctors identify patients at risk for prescribing errors?
– Collaborative and integrated working between GPs and community pharmacists
– Performance of ChatGPT for decision support in community pharmacy
– Hospital pharmacy emergency preparedness
– Practice-enhancing publications on the medication-use process
– Nurses’ responses to patients’ medication self-management problems in hospital
– Medication safety strategies in European ICUs
– Use of PFMLs and IMACs for discharged patients
– Adherence to enoxaparin after caesarean section delivery
– Insights from medication reviews and deprescribing interventions in older veterans
– The benefits of discharge counselling for new medications
– Screening and referral programmes in US community pharmacies
– A ward-based clinical pharmacy activity collection tool
– Pharmacist-led primary care interventions to promote medicines optimisation
Expert contributor
Dr Chloë Campbell
Chloë has worked in both hospital and community pharmacy in New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Her PhD, completed in 2018, investigated the medicines information needs of general practitioners and the information support roles of pharmacists in New Zealand. Chloë was co-convenor of the Medicines Information and Clinical Pharmacy Special Interest Group of the New […]
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