ArticleInternational journal of medical informatics2016
Bringing clinical pharmacogenomics information to pharmacists: A qualitative study of information needs and resource requirements.
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- Design and evaluation of a pharmacogenomics information resource for pharmacists.Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association : JAMIA · 2017Article
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- Community pharmacists' and residents' decision making and unmet information needs when completing comprehensive medication reviews.Journal of the American Pharmacists Association : JAPhAArticle
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Abstract
introductionAs key experts in supporting medication-decision making, pharmacists are well-positioned to support the incorporation of pharmacogenomics into clinical care. However, there has been little study to date of pharmacists' information needs regarding pharmacogenomics. Understanding those needs is critical to design information resources that help pharmacists effectively apply pharmacogenomics information.
objectivesWe sought to understand the pharmacogenomics information needs and resource requirements of pharmacists.
methodsWe conducted qualitative inquiries with 14 pharmacists representing 6 clinical environments, and used the results of those inquiries to develop a model of pharmacists' pharmacogenomics information needs and resource requirements.
resultsThe inquiries identified 36 pharmacogenomics-specific and pharmacogenomics-related information needs that fit into four information needs themes: background information, patient information, medication information, and guidance information. The results of the inquiries informed a model of pharmacists' pharmacogenomics resource requirements, with 3 themes: structure of the resource, perceptions of the resource, and perceptions of the information.
conclusionResponses suggest that pharmacists anticipate an imminently growing role for pharmacogenomics in their practice. Participants value information from trust-worthy resources like FDA product labels, but struggle to find relevant information quickly in labels. Specific information needs include clinically relevant guidance about genotypes, phenotypes, and how to care for their patients with known genotypes. Information resources supporting the goal of incorporating complicated genetic information into medication decision-making goals should be well-designed and trustworthy.
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