… of vaccines to adults. This study measured the knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors
of Canadian adults and health care providers regarding pharmacists as immunizers. …

… was to investigate the attitudes and knowledge of clinical hospital pharmacists toward
older adults and to determine whether a relationship exists between knowledge and attitudes. …

… that pharmacists should be able to prescribe and administer vaccines, pending a legislative
change. These pharmacists … vaccines for adults (65%) or children (18%). Leading barriers to …

… are recommended for adults, participants in this study held vaccine-positive beliefs. Participants,
… in a pharmacy (39.0%), were supportive of the inclusion of pharmacists as immunizers …

… Approximately one-third of physicians and nurses and only 11.3% of pharmacists had a
system in their practice to identify adults who had not received recommended vaccines. Over 75…

… Most patients immunized by pharmacists were adults 18 years of age and older with
respondents indicating less than 20% (on average) of vaccines administered were to those less …

… oral medicine modifications for older adults and have previously undertaken … with the belief
that oral medicine modifications are likely to be required for community-dwelling older adults. …

… , stigma, attitudes and beliefs and their predictors among community pharmacists for patients
… The dimension of assessing “other pharmacists” across stigma, attitudes and beliefs was …

… The aim of this study was to investigate pharmacists’ knowledge, attitudes and beliefs
towards LBP and to determine the effect of different educational interventions (participation in a …

… Citation44–46 Future research should explore whether the challenges to record-keeping
and identification of un- or under-immunized adults highlighted by pharmacists in our study …