Almost every national and supranational health policy document accords high importance to
the need to listen to and 'empower'patients. The relationship between pharmaceutical policy …

In this article, the authors look at the relationship between pharmaceutical policy and the
pharmacy profession with focus on pharmacy practice and pharmacists in the health care …

Given the ever expanding role of civil society groups in advocating for changes in health
policy, the aim of this study was to explore whether there exists any association between …

Across the world medicines are the ubiquitous technology in the diagnosis, treatment and
prevention of disease. Pharmaceutical policy, as part of national health care policy, is …

Knowing some basic principles about medicines would help patients to understand drug
therapy and to help and encourage them to use it well. These principles relate to the …

This article describes the philosophy of public health as it relates to the work of pharmacists.
Individual patient care provided by pharmacists when supplying medicines is placed within …

Background: This article presents the results of a study on quality of pharmacy services and
perceived risk of pharmaceuticals. The results presented here are part of a multi-study …

Ireland is small country with a population of 4.8 M which spent 6.9% of its gross domestic
product on healthcare in 2018. Health services are provided through a twin track approach …

Pharmaceutical policy is a global concern. It has become a hot political topic in most
countries–developed as well as developing–and can be found on the agenda of …

Community pharmacy in the UK is often described as the most accessible of all primary
healthcare providers, situated on the 'high street'and requiring no appointment. But what …