Improvement of diabetes indices of care by a short pharmaceutical care program

Turnacilar, Mertkan; Sancar, Mesut; Apikoğlu-Rabuş, Şule; Hurşitoğlu, Mehmet; İzzettin, Fikret

doi:10.1007/s11096-009-9333-9

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“…An initiative is currently underway to attempt to include these services in pharmaceutical care practice in community pharmacies in the Palestinian territories. It is noteworthy, that patients appeared receptive to most pharmacy-based disease management programs in which the pharmacist provides care to consumers with diabetes, asthma, hypertension or hyperlipidemia indicates that such programs could lead to improved patient care and outcomes 38,39,40,41…”

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Societal perspectives on community pharmacy services in West Bank-Palestine

Khdour

Hallak

2012

Pharmacy Practice (Internet)

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BackgroundUnderstanding the public's view of professional competency is extremely important; however little has been reported on the public's perception of community pharmacists in PalestineObjectiveTo determine the perception of Palestinian consumers of the community pharmacist and the services they offer.MethodsThis project used the survey methodology administered by structured interviews to consumers who attended the 39 randomly selected pharmacies, in six main cities in Palestine. The questionnaire had range of structured questions covering: Consumers' patronage patterns, consumers’ interaction with community pharmacists, consumers’ views on how the pharmacist dealt with personal health issues, procedure with regard to handling private consultations.ResultsOf 1,017 consumers approached, 790 consumers completed the questionnaire (77.7 %). Proximity to home and presence of knowledgeable pharmacist were the main reasons for patients to visit the same pharmacy. Physicians were identified as the preferred source of advice by 57.2% and pharmacists by 23.8%. Only 17% of respondents considered pharmacists as health professionals who know a lot about drugs and are concerned about and committed to caring for the public. In addition, 49% indicated that pharmacists spoke more quietly cross the counter during counseling and almost one third reported that the pharmacist used a private area within the pharmacy. The majority of respondents would be happy to receive different extended services in the community pharmacy like blood pressure monitoring.ConclusionsPalestinian consumers have a positive overall perception of community pharmacists and the services they offer. Awareness should be created amongst the public about the role of pharmacist and the added value they can provide as health care professional. There is a need to consider privacy when giving patient counseling to increase user satisfaction.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Societal perspectives on community pharmacy services in West Bank-Palestine

Khdour

Hallak

2012

Pharmacy Practice (Internet)

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“…Sesuai pula dengan hasil penelitian di Turki yang menyimpulkan bahwa apoteker merupakan komponen kunci dalam pelayanan yang terintegrasi bagi pasien DM. Hasil yang baik dari penelitian ini merupakan motivasi bagi apoteker komunitas untuk melakukan pharmaceutical care bagi penderita diabetes (Turnacilar, Sancar, Apikoglu-Rabus, Hursitoglu, & Izzettin, 2009).…”

Section: Pengaruh Asuhan Kefarmasian Terhadap Kualitas Hidupunclassified

Pengaruh Asuhan Kefarmasian Terhadap Kualitas Hidup Pasien Diabetes Melitus Tipe 2 di Puskesmas Kabupaten Cirebon

Rony

Sarnianto

Anggriani

2020

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Asuhan kefarmasian pada pasien Diabetes Melitus tipe 2 diharapkan dapat meningkatkan kepatuhan minum obat sehingga glukosa darah terkendali dan kualitas hidup optimal. Penelitian ini dilakukan untuk mengetahui pengaruh asuhan kefarmasian dalam meningkatkan kepatuhan minum obat, pengendalian kadar glukosa darah dan kualitas hidup pasien DM tipe 2. Penelitian bersifat prospektif menggunakan desain kuasi eksperimental komparatif (control group design withpre-test-post-test). Sebanyak 80 pasien terdiri dari 40 pasien non-Prolanis Puskesmas Talun (intervensi, diberi asuhan kefarmasian) dengan total sampling dan 40 pasien non-Prolanis Puskesmas Karangsari (kontrol, tanpa asuhan kefarmasian) dengan consecutive sampling. Data diperoleh dari kuesioner MMAS-8 (kepatuhan), SF-36 (kualitas hidup) dan kadar GDP, GDPP dari hasil laboratorium. Hasil Uji Wilcoxon menunjukkan peningkatan signifikan (p < 0,005) sebelum dan sesudah asuhan kefarmasian terhadap tingkat kepatuhan, kadar GDP, GDPP dan kualitas hidup pasien kelompok intervensi.Hasil Uji Mann Whitnney menunjukkan peningkatan signifikan (p < 0,05) tingkat kepatuhan, kadar GDP, GDPP dan kualitas hidup akibat asuhan kefarmasian pada pasien kelompok intervensi. Asuhan kefarmasian dapat meningkatkan kepatuhan, keterkendalian kadar GDP, GDPP dan kualitas hidup pasien non-Prolanis DM tipe 2 pada puskesmas tertentu di Kabupaten Cirebon. Kata kunci: Asuhan kefarmasian, Kualitas hidup dan Pasien DM.

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Section: Interventions By a Pharmacistmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In a small recent study of a short pharmaceutical care programme by Turnacilar et al ., the pharmacist specifically monitored drug adherence and addressed the issue [31]. In this study, 43 of 67 eligible patients with Type 2 diabetes consented to take part [31]. Three of the subjects were considered to be non‐adherent to their antidiabetic therapy, and this was resolved in two of the cases, and four were not adherent to their antihypertensive therapy, and this was resolved in all cases [31].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In this study, 43 of 67 eligible patients with Type 2 diabetes consented to take part [31]. Three of the subjects were considered to be non‐adherent to their antidiabetic therapy, and this was resolved in two of the cases, and four were not adherent to their antihypertensive therapy, and this was resolved in all cases [31]. This is a small uncontrolled, short‐term (3 month) study involving one pharmacist, which simply shows that it may be possible to change adherence with an intervention, and can only be reasonably used to inform a larger study.…”

Section: Interventions By a Pharmacistmentioning

confidence: 99%

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