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Clinical and humanistic impact of a minor ailment service in community pharmacy: a cluster randomised controlled trial.

2020-11-09

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Abstract Aim To evaluate the clinical and humanistic patient outcomes of a community pharmacy (CP) Minor Ailment Service (MAS) compared to usual pharmacist care (UC). Methods A cluster randomised controlled trial was conducted over six months in CP. The pharmacist-patient intervention consisted of a standardised consultation on a web-based program using co-developed protocols pharmacists’ training, practice change...

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820c4c90-8dac-57e5-890b-09681edae417
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10.22541/au.160495492.29832215/v1
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