Issues affecting supply of palliative medicines into community pharmacy: A qualitative study of community pharmacist and pharmaceutical wholesaler/distributor perspectives
Background: Patient access to medicines in the community at end-of-life (pertaining to the last year of life) is vital for symptom control. Supply of such medicines is known to be problematic, but despite this, studies have failed to examine the issues affecting community pharmacy access to palliati...
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Main Authors: | Natasha Campling (Author), Liz Breen (Author), Elizabeth Miller (Author), Jacqueline Birtwistle (Author), Alison Richardson (Author), Michael Bennett (Author), Susan Latter (Author) |
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2022-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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