Objective. To test the feasibility, effectiveness, and sustainability of a pharmacy asthma
service in primary care. Methods. A pragmatic cluster randomized trial in community …

BACKGROUND Pharmacists are uniquely placed in the healthcare system to address
critical issues in asthma management in the community. Various programs have shown the …

What is known and Objective: Asthma is a National Health Priority Area in Australia;
however, recent evidence suggests that its management remains suboptimal. Community …

Asthma is one of the most common chronic conditions affecting the Australian population.
Amongst primary healthcare professionals, pharmacists are the most accessible and this …

Background: Despite national disease management plans, optimal asthma management
remains a challenge in Australia. Community pharmacists are ideally placed to implement …

What is known and Objective: Pharmacists frequently see patients with asthma in the
community who have suboptimal management. This study aimed to compare the uptake and …

Background. Although asthma can be well controlled by appropriate medication delivered in
an appropriate way at an appropriate time, there is evidence that management is often …

Objective: To compare the effect of a pharmacist‐delivered rural asthma management
service (RAMS) on health outcomes for people with asthma in a rural/regional area with …

OBJECTIVES: Despite advances in recent years, asthma morbidity and mortality have been
noted to be on the increase in the past decade. The present study examined the failures and …

Objective To assess the impact of an intervention initiated by community pharmacists,
involving the provision of educational material and general practitioner (GP) referral, on …