… pharmacist may successfully assume increased responsibility for the long term health care of
patients with essential hypertension. … increase the availability of the services we will need to …

… The intriguing finding from this study was that pharmacy intervention was effective only for
patients with high incomes. In fact, it appears that patients with low incomes did worse in the …

… pharmacists in managing patient hypertension therapy. … of clinical pharmacists in managing
patient hypertension therapy in … of pharmaceutical interventions on clinical outcomes, patient …

… While the satisfaction derived by hypertensive patients from medication therapy has been …
by patients in Nigeria from the pharmaceutical services offered by pharmacists to patients on …

… Patients. Fifty six patients with essential hypertension; 27 were randomly assigned to the
intervention group and 29 to … 0.018 I am very satisfied with the pharmacy services that I receive. …

… Pharmaceutical services can improve the outcome and reduce the cost of the treatment.
This can be achieved by preventing or detecting and resolving drug-related problems that can …

… Men and women of any racial group, greater than 18 years of age, with essential hypertension,
… approach by training community pharmacists to provide clinical pharmacy services for …

… All patients increased their knowledge about hypertension and reported high satisfaction
with the pharmacy service. Pharmacy services should be offered to patients who are more …

… on blood pressure by community pharmacists. The aims of the study … patients visiting a
community pharmacy and describe the demographic characteristics of patients with hypertension …

… 52%) patients had an existing diagnosis of primary hypertension, 5(… pharmacies are effective
locations for identifying patients with undetected or under-treated hypertension and patients …