Healthcare professionals' perceptions related to the provision of clinical pharmacy services in the public health sector: A case study

Castañeda, Christian Díaz de León; Gutiérrez-Godínez, Jéssica; Colado-Velázquez, Juventino Iii; Toledano-Jaimes, Cairo David

doi:10.1016/j.sapharm.2018.04.014

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“…e model was widely used in the evaluation of various links of public health service, such as the evaluation of treatment outcomes (outcome), quality of service provision (outcome), and general practitioners training program (process). [29][30][31][32].…”

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Changes of Multisectoral Collaboration and Service Delivery in Hypertension Prevention and Control before and after the 2009 New Healthcare Reform in China: An Interrupted Time-Series Study

Zhang

Zhi

Wang

et al. 2021

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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Objectives. There is a need to assess the 2009 new healthcare reform in China on hypertension prevention. It helps to control from the perspectives of multisectoral participation, government responsibility assignment, performance assessment, and service delivery. Design. Interrupted time-series study. Setting. 31 provinces in mainland China. Primary and Secondary Outcome Measures. Based on the content analysis of publicly available policy documents from 31 provinces regarding hypertension prevention and control, we analyzed the changes brought by the 2009 new healthcare reform through four quantitative indicators, including multisector participation (MP), main department responsibility coverage (MDRC), primary department assessment indicator coverage (MDAIC), and service type coverage (STC). We compared the changing trends of four indicators before and after 2009. Results. Nationally, MP, MDRC, and STC grew rapidly and increased to 88.9%, 96.4%, and 77.8%, respectively, in 2017, higher than MDAIC (36.9%). This growth was accelerated by the new healthcare reform, with the highest acceleration in MP (β3 = 6.345, p < 0.001 ), followed by MDRC (β3 = 3.829, p < 0.01 ), STC (β3 = 3.799, p < 0.001 ), and MDAIC (β3 = 3.585, p < 0.001 ). The MP and MDRC trend changes were higher in the central and western regions than in the east after the reform. Conclusions. Our research showed that the new healthcare reform had a positive effect in promoting multisectoral participation in preventing and controlling hypertension in China, improving the responsibility mechanism, and expanding the types of services provided. The government should lead the coordination and implementation of multidepartmental responsibilities and mobilize nonhealth departments to continuously participate in the prevention and control of chronic diseases by improving incentive and evaluation mechanisms.

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Section: Evaluation Framework and Indicatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Changes of Multisectoral Collaboration and Service Delivery in Hypertension Prevention and Control before and after the 2009 New Healthcare Reform in China: An Interrupted Time-Series Study

Zhang

Zhi

Wang

et al. 2021

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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“…In regarding patient perceptions, the service was important because it influenced the self-perception of health (clinical and economic improvement). Medication reviews, in a variety of settings, showed positive impacts for patients, which also include economic savings in various specialties and levels of healthcare 22,43,44 . The economic improvement reported by patients is very important, given that their socioeconomic profile shows that 64.3% have low income (1 to 3 minimum wages).…”

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“…Counseling, considered a professional attribute, was also a duty recognized by the health team and patients, and has been associated with improved several outcomes 15,44,58 . However, a review revealed wide variability in the components of pharmacist counseling, for there is no standard definition regarding such counseling, making it necessary to build standardized models 59 .…”

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Understanding the provision of a clinical service in mental health and the role of the pharmacist: a qualitative analysis

Fernandes

Brito

Dosea³

et al. 2021

Interface (Botucatu)

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Pharmacists have important roles in mental health disease; however, their performance in Brazilian Psychosocial Care Centers (CAPS) is unknown. This qualitative study was conducted in a CAPS, Brazil; using interviews and analyzes from the perspective of Bardin, in which categories arising from the perceptions of patients and the health team emerged in relation to the provision of the medication review with follow up (MR) service and the role of the pharmacist in mental health. According to the participants, the MR service is essential and important because it allows professional recognition, beyond the identification of professional attributes of the pharmacists. Moreover, there was a duality in the pharmacist’s role between the logistic and clinical attributes of mental health. Thus, this perception helps to elucidate the pharmacist’s process of work in mental health and supports future strategies of action in this area.

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“…These characteristics will not only describe the distribution of respondents but will also contribute to analyzing the in luence of each character towards the perception score resulted in the study. Several factors that are known to affect medical and nurses' acceptance toward clinical pharmacy services include frequency of communication, professional culture, high workload, high turnover, strong compliance or support with medical chiefs' prescription patterns, lack of awareness on medication errors, the resistance for interprofessional collaboration as well as lack of knowledge about clinical pharmacists' roles (de León-Castañeda et al, 2019;Li et al, 2014).…”

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“…A study in ive private hospitals in Pakistan revealed that the expectation for the pharmacist as a drug expert was not in line with the real condition where most interaction with the pharmacist was only related to drug availability and alternatives. The lack of knowledge of a clinical pharmacy role from other health professionals can also contribute to the weak collaboration with the pharmacist (de León-Castañeda et al, 2019;Khan et al, 2014). Therefore, as mentioned above, continuous professional development which consists of not only pharmaceutical expertise but also communication skills are essential for developing signi icant professional relationship and collaboration for the sake of the patients.…”

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Perception on clinical pharmacy services in a private hospital in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Maziyyah¹,

Restriyani²

2020

ijrps

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Clinical pharmacist in Indonesian hospitals has begun to be recognized as an essential part of the healthcare team along with physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals. While recognition is still on the way, the implementation of clinical pharmacy services is still limited. This could occur because of various factors, one of which is the lack of interprofessional collaboration. Interprofessional collaborations with other healthcare provider are necessary for a pharmacist to implement their clinical services. Hence, health professionals' perception of clinical pharmacy services would give a contribution to developing strategies for the service in the hospital. This study aims to determine perceptions of health professionals in a private hospital in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, on clinical pharmacy services. A total of 96 nurses and 17 physicians were given a questionnaire with items related to clinical pharmacy services. The result showed that health professionals had a positive perception of the role of the pharmacist in clinical pharmacy service with a total mean score of 0.83. Relationship between respondents' characteristic and their perceptions showed that nurses' workplace (ward) had a significant effect on their perceptions (p<0.05). In contrast, characteristics of age, gender, profession, length of work experience, and interaction intensity with the pharmacist did not reveal significant effect.

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Healthcare professionals' perceptions related to the provision of clinical pharmacy services in the public health sector: A case study

Abstract: The perception analysis performed in this study suggested that it is necessary to increase pharmacy staff in order to improve interprofessional relationships and the quality of clinical pharmacy services provision.

Cited by 14 publications

References 24 publications

Changes of Multisectoral Collaboration and Service Delivery in Hypertension Prevention and Control before and after the 2009 New Healthcare Reform in China: An Interrupted Time-Series Study

Changes of Multisectoral Collaboration and Service Delivery in Hypertension Prevention and Control before and after the 2009 New Healthcare Reform in China: An Interrupted Time-Series Study

Understanding the provision of a clinical service in mental health and the role of the pharmacist: a qualitative analysis

Perception on clinical pharmacy services in a private hospital in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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