Aims The aims of this systematic review were to:(1) critically appraise, synthesize and
present the available evidence on the views and experiences of stakeholders on pharmacist …

Background Uptake of non‐medical prescribing by pharmacists working in primary care has
been slow. This is despite benefits such as quicker and more efficient access to medicines …

Aim To explore nurses' readiness to prescribe medications under supervision and identify
associations between prescribing practices under supervision and demographic …

Background Policy-makers and health professionals' views about pharmacist prescribing
have been well studied, but less is known about the views of the public and patients …

Abstract Background The 'Clinical Pharmacists in General Practice'(CPGP) pilot provided a
template for general practice pharmacy professionals'(GPPPs) roles encouraging NHS …

Background Pharmacist prescribing has been introduced in several countries and is a
possible future role for pharmacy in A ustralia. Objective To assess whether patient …

Besides doctors and dentists, an increasing range of healthcare professionals, such as
nurses, pharmacists and podiatrists, can become independent prescribers (IPs). As part of …

Aim To explore evidence reporting facilitators and barriers to implementation of nurse
prescribing and provide practical recommendations for evidence‐informed implementation …

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to evaluate primary care provider satisfaction and
perceived impact of clinical pharmacy services on the disease state management in primary …

Background The number of countries where nurses are legally permitted to prescribe has
grown rapidly due to a variety of external and internal forces. Despite its international …