Pharmacists' adoption into practice of newly reclassified medicines from diverse therapeutic areas in Scotland: a quantitative study of factors associated with decision-making

Keyphrases

• Scotland 100%
• Pharmacist 100%
• Therapeutic Area 100%
• Over-the-counter 83%
• Reclassification 50%
• Pharmacy 33%
• Chloramphenicol 33%
• Professional Role 33%
• Simvastatin 33%
• Naproxen 33%
• Scottish 16%
• Response Rate 16%
• Odds Ratio 16%
• Confidence Interval 16%
• Patient Care 16%
• Postal Survey 16%
• Perceived Benefits 16%
• Patient Demand 16%
• Community Pharmacists 16%
• Pharmacist Attitudes 16%
• Omeprazole 16%
• Absence of Evidence 16%
• Over 80 16%
• Community Pharmacy 16%
• Bivariate Correlation 16%
• Eye Drops 16%
• Over-the-counter Drugs 16%
• Patient Practice 16%
• Principal Component Factor 16%
• Decision to Adopt 16%
• Pharmacist Perspectives 16%
• Pharmacy Practice 16%
• Pharmacist Practice 16%
• Pharmacy Management 16%
• Adoption Rate 16%
• Factorial Regression 16%
• Binary Regression 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Professional Standard 100%
• Simvastatin 100%
• Chloramphenicol 100%
• Naproxen 100%
• Patient Care 50%
• Odds Ratio 50%
• Confidence Interval 50%
• Community Pharmacist 50%
• Omeprazole 50%
• Non Prescription Drug 50%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Chloramphenicol 100%
• Simvastatin 100%
• Naproxen 100%
• Omeprazole 50%
• Community Pharmacy 50%
• Non Prescription Drug 50%
• Pharmacy Management 50%
• Pharmacy Practice 50%