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    International Journal of Pharmacy Practice: Volume 9, Issue S1

    1-83
    September 2001
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Contents

Contents: Pharmacv Practice Research: Abstracts of papers presented at the British Pharmaceutical Conference, Glasgow, 23 to 26 September 2001

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Introduction

Introduction: Pharmacy Practice Research 2001

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Programme

Programme: Glasgow practice research sessions

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Abstract

Satisfaction with information and its relationship with adherence in patients with chronic pain

P. Kendrew,  F. Ward,  D. Buick,  D. Wright,  R. Horne,  P. Kendrew,  F. Ward, 
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Original Article

Testing two methods of presenting side effect risk information about common medicines

P. Knapp,  D. C. Berry,  D. K. Raynor, 
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From compliance to concordance: meeting the needs of patients?

Paul Bissell,  Carl May,  Peter Noyce, 
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Identification of psychosocial factors which influence patient adherence with antihypertensive medication

C. Lennon,  C. M. Hughes,  J. C. Mcelnay,  G. D. Johnston, 
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The association of psychosocial and diabetes factors to diabetes knowledge

M. T. Mcclean,  J. C. Mcelnay,  W. J. Andrews, 
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Using community pharmacies to evaluate the safety of a prescription only medicine in an OTC environment: a unique method in Europe

I. A. Gibb,  K. Miller,  J. C. Veltri,  B. A. Page,  A. Charlesworth,  N. Kellett, 
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Analysis of income from prescription charges

Roger Walker, 
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Educational strategies to promote evidence-based community pharmacy practice: a cluster randomised controlled trial

M. C. Watson,  C. M. Bond,  J. M. Grimshaw,  J. Mollison,  A. Ludbrook, 
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Factors influencing community pharmacist participation in clinical audit: a qualitative study of barriers and drivers of change

F. Macrae,  M. Bennie,  R. M. Parr,  J. R. Johnson, 
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Non-dispensing of NHS prescriptions in community pharmacies

E. I. Schafheutle,  E. M. Seston,  K. Hassell,  P. R. Noyce,  M. Nicolson, 
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SIGN guidelines and the management of sore throat in community pharmacy

A. Campbell,  E. M. Mcgovern,  H. Millar,  S. M. Bryson, 
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Variation in the management of PONV and pain in day case surgery: implications for evidence based practice

Katherine Payne,  Rachel Elliott,  Gretl Mchugh,  Evan Moore, 
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Adherence to national recommendations on antibiotic policies and impact on prescribing in an NHS region

H. E. Seymour,  S. L. Brent,  K. Snider,  V. A. Hollyoak,  J. M. Smith, 
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Pharmaceutical information exchange between primary and secondary health care professionals and cancer patients

Justine C. Scanlan, 
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Pharmacists' characteristics and their views of physician-assisted death

E. Hackett,  S.-A. Francis, 
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Implementation of statin prescribing guidelines: a cost effectiveness analysis

J. D. Morgan,  D. J. Wright,  H. Chrystyn, 
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Structured medication checking workshops: student attitudes and performance

P. M. Rutter,  D. Brown,  J. Portlock, 
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Can automated dispensing decrease prescription turn-around time and alter staff work patterns?

P. M. Rutter,  D. Brown,  J. C. Portlock, 
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Poor correlation between predicted ideal and prescribed digoxin dose: a community-based pharmacokinetic study in the elderly

K. Holden,  W. Sheldon,  P. Earle,  A. Dawson,  J. Frater, 
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A comparative study of pharmacist and GP management of anticoagulant therapy following deviation from the target international normalised ratio

K. Holden,  J. Holden, 
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Medianes management and the individual patient

C. Morecroft,  J. Cantrill,  M. Tully,  M. Crossley, 
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A randomised, controlled study to quantify the benefits of community pharmacist interventions on the prescribing of cardiovascular drugs in general practice

A. Fish,  E. Antonazzo,  J. P. Reid,  C. M. Bond,  T. H. Porteous,  Tony Scott, 
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A search for socio-economic influences in behaviour and attitudes to medicines available for self-medication and NHS prescription

B. J. Johnson,  A. Muir,  S. A. Hudson, 
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Working alongside nursing staff to review medication in nursing homes

Jason Hall,  David R. Mottram,  Chris Cairns, 
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Laxative prescribing during pregnancy in primary care

A. Offia,  R. Walker, 
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Continuation of treatment of drug misusers between primary and secondary care in the South West

C. Bolton,  K. Gamble,  K. Heer,  D. Kalher,  R. Mehta,  J. Scott, 
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A novel approach for teaching aseptic processing to pharmacy undergraduates

Colleen Abbot, 
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Effect of pharmaceutical pre-assessment on post-operative interventions

L. Harris,  P. A. Walters,  C. Costello, 
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Integrating community pharmacy with NHS Direct: evaluation of a pilot scheme

James Munro,  Alicia O'Cathain,  Emma Knowles,  Jon Nicholl, 
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Headache experiences and medication use in primary care

H. F. Boardman,  E. Thomas,  P. R. Croft,  D. S. Millson, 
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Patient self-eports of potential adverse drug reactions

J. Krska,  N. Jarernsiripornkul,  P. A. G. Capps,  R. M. E. Richards, 
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Delivering pharmaceutical care: what does it involve?

Janet Krska,  Denise Hansford,  Debbie Jamieson,  Fiona Arris,  John Cromarty, 
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Obtaining accurate patient-specific perioperative anaesthetic costs in orthopaedic anaesthesia

SINAA AL-AGEEL,  RACHEL ELLIOTT,  PETER NOYCE, 
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Patient knowledge and acceptability of topical corticosteroid preparations: the role of the pharmacist in patient education

R. WOODFORD,  E. M. WOODFORD,  C. A. LANGLEY,  J. F. MARRIOTT,  K. A. WILSON, 
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Antibiotic prescribing for lower respiratory tract infections within secondary care

E. M. WOODFORD,  J. F. MARRIOTT,  K. A. WILSON,  C. A. LANGLEY, 
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A patient-held medication record and a patient medication profile to support the continuity of acute cancer care

J. KELLY,  F. FORREST,  S. HUDSON, 
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Professional integration within health centre pharmacies

JILL JESSON,  ASIA RASHID,  KEITH WILSON, 
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Compliance and adherence as pragmatic concepts: a study of TB in rural Pakistan

T. W. RENNIE,  I. BATES,  W. McKELVIE, 
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Use of health information touchscreens by community pharmacy users in six local community pharmacies

E. V. BENNETT,  I. F. JONES, 
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Investigation of community pharmacists' participation in a local medicines management project

E. V. BENNETT,  I. F. JONES, 
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Talk-in-interaction in the community pharmacy setting: a conversation analytic approach

D. N. JOHN,  W. HOUSLEY, 
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Mind the gap: how compliance aids increase the distance between patients and their medicines

J. NUNNEY,  D. K. RAYNOR, 
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Clinical medication review by a pharmacist of patients on repeat prescriptions in general practice

D. R. PETTY,  A. G. ZERMANSKY,  D. K. RAYNOR,  C. J. LOWE,  A. VAIL,  N. FREEMANTLE, 
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Adverse drug reactions: mothers talk

M. L. HUGHES,  C. M. C. WHITTLESEA,  D. K. LUSCOMBE, 
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Responding to red eye

E. M. SESTON,  M. NICOLSON,  K. HASSELL,  J. A. CANTRILL,  P. R. NOYCE, 
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Gender and age influences on prescription and consultation frequency for multiple sclerosis patients

H. L. TREMLETT,  J. EVANS,  C. M. WILES,  D. K. LUSCOMBE, 
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Developing clinical pharmacy services to prisoners in Scotland

HOWARD McNULTY,  LYNDON BRADDICK,  CAROL WATT,  PAMELA SHEARIN,  ALAN MITCHELL, 
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Anonymously reported medication errors: the tip of the iceberg

GILLIAN F. CAVELL,  C. ALICE OBORNE, 
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A pilot project on the impact of a community pharmacy programme providing advice to women initiating HRT therapy

E. M. SCOTT,  J. C. McELNAY,  A. B. SHIRLEY,  K. STEELE, 
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Developing an R&D agenda for pharmacy workforce research

KAREN HASSELL,  LIZ SESTON, 
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Perceptions of CPD within the pharmacy profession

H. M. BELL,  T. A. MAGUIRE,  C. G. ADAIR,  L. F. McGARTLAND, 
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Supplying emergency hormonal contraception in the pharmacy: the perspectives of service users

CLAIRE ANDERSON,  PAUL BISSELL,  SANGEETA SHARMA,  RITU SHARMA, 
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Supplying emergency hormonal contraception through patient group direction: a qualitative study of the views of pharmacists

PAUL BISSELL,  CLAIRE ANDERSON,  IMOGEN SAVAGE,  LARRY GOODYEAR, 
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A postal survey to assess the views of community pharmacists on the deregulation of emergency hormonal contraception

A. WEARN,  M. GRAY,  P. GILL,  M. A. EWAN,  P. SANDHU,  Z. RAJAEI-DEHKORDI, 
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The use of sublingual glyceryl trinitrate and aspirin in angina patients and enhancement of coronary heart disease databases

C. ALFORD,  E. M. GRANT,  C. JOHNSTON,  P. McINTYRE, 
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Integrating the community pharmacist into the diabetes team: evaluation of a new care model for patients with Type 2 diabetes mellitus

J. WERMEILLE,  M. BENNIE,  I. BROWN, 
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Validity and reliability of the kidney disease questionnaire in patients receiving continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis

CARMEL M. HUGHES,  ABDALAZIZ AL-GHADEER,  MARY McCLEAN,  JAMES C. McELNAY, 
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Pharmaceutical inspections in nursing and residential homes: an assessment of the recommendations

A. K. SCHWEIZER,  N. B. CURRY,  C. M. HUGHES, 
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The impact of hospital antimicrobial policy on the incidence of Clostridium difficile infection

A. H. SCHOBER,  J. C. McELNAY,  M. G. SCOTT,  M. P. KEARNEY, 
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Attitudes of community pharmacists towards medication error reporting

GILLIAN F. CAVELL,  VANESSA BURGESS,  C. ALICE OBORNE,  ROMA WILLIAMS,  SOMA COLWILL, 
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The views of general practitioners on the reuse of patients' own drugs

KIMBERLEY SALMON,  JANET WHITTAM,  STEPHEN FREEBORN, 
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Training needs analysis for pharmacy technicians in Northern Ireland

G. F. FLEMING,  T. A. MAGUIRE, 
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Compliance, concordance and the revolving door of care: caring for elderly people with mental health problems

DIANE HARRIS,  CLAIRE ANDERSON, 
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Cost implications of the use of troponin I (cTnI) measurement to diagnose heart conditions

C. SCULLIN,  J. C. McELNAY,  M. G. SCOTT,  M. RYAN,  T. G. TROUTON,  S. BAIRD, 
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Do increasing levels of income deprivation have an effect on the prescribing of OTC medication?

DAVID EVANS, 
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Development and validation of an instrument to measure professional self-perception and job satisfaction of Portuguese community pharmacists

A. CAVACO,  M. AYORINDE,  E. PENTIAH,  J. P. SOUSA DIAS,  I. BATES, 
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Implementing a system for tackling under-eporting of adverse drug reactions within a district general hospital

INGA ANDREW,  SONIA BAKER,  ANITA CHALMERS, 
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Futile and inappropriate prescribing: an assessment of the issue in a series of patients admitted to a specialist palliative care unit

A. NICHOLSON,  I. ANDREW,  R. ETHERINGTON,  R. GAMLIN,  T. LOVEL,  J. LLOYD, 
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Addressing pharmaceutical and medicines management issues within the cancer network structure

ALISON HODGETTS,  TREVOR BESWICK,  JAMES RIMMER,  SARA ASPLEY, 
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Identification of the need for pharmaceutical care within the prevention strategy of CHD: a study in acute MI patients

S. CHINWONG,  F. REID,  S. McGLYNN,  S. A. HUDSON,  A. D. FLAPAN, 
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Does social environment affect arthritis patients' ability to remain on methotrexate treatment?

A. BAYRAKTAR,  S. HUDSON,  A. WATSON,  S. FRASER,  J. HUNTER, 
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Patients' perspectives on medicines and pharmacy: views of patients with Type 2 diabetes

E. DOUGLAS,  S. CHAPMAN,  S. HUDSON,  K. PATERSON,  C. DUGGAN, 
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Polypharmacy and asynchronous prescribing in elderly patients within primary care

P. CLEWS,  V. HARTZIG,  C. A. LANGLEY,  J. F. MARRIOTT,  K. A. WILSON, 
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Concordance in Muslim patients in primary care

A. BASHIR,  M. ASIF,  F. M. LACEY,  C. A. LANGLEY,  J. F. MARRIOTT,  K. A. WILSON, 
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Risk assessment of intravenous dose presentation in secondary care

K. JOSHI,  E. GRAHAM-CLARKE,  J. SMITH,  C. A. LANGLEY,  J. F. MARRIOTT,  K. A. WILSON, 
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Identification of the pharmaceutical needs of patients with heart failure

M. McGINNES,  S. McGLYNN,  A. WATSON, 
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Preliminary investigation of the problems associated with supply of palliative care medicines in primary care

FIONA LACEY,  JILL JESSON, 
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Action learning as an improved method for continuing professional development for pharmacists providing women's health care advice

D. P. McAREE,  E. M. SCOTT, 
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Minor ailment consultations: a mismatch of perceptions

C. J. MORRIS,  J. A. CANTRILL,  M. C. WEISS, 
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