ArticlePharmacy (Basel, Switzerland)2020
Community Pharmacists' Perceptions of Patient Care Services within an Enhanced Service Network.
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Abstract
backgroundPharmacists are positioned as an accessible source of patient care services (PCS). Despite the adversity community pharmacies continue to face, the expanding opportunity of offering PCS continues to be a pathway forward.
objectiveTo identify community pharmacists' perceptions to deliver PCS within an enhanced service network.
methodsOne-on-one semi-structured phone interviews were conducted as part of a mixed-methods approach. Interview transcripts were analyzed using a consensus codebook to draft thematic findings. Participants were recruited from an electronic survey targeting community pharmacists from the New York chapters of the Community Pharmacy Enhanced Services Network (CPESN).
resultsTwelve pharmacists were interviewed with four main themes identified. The majority of study participants were pharmacy owners (92%) devoting an average of 15 h/week to PCS and 8 h/week addressing social barriers. The main themes identified include: (1) perceptions of pharmacy profession, (2) reimbursement models and sustainability of PCS, (3) provision of patient care services, and (4) how PCS address social determinants of health.
conclusionsOffering PCS opportunities for patients is a direction many community pharmacists have embraced and are working to succeed. Ongoing research is needed focusing on community pharmacists' self-perceptions of the clinical impact and role they hold in an evolving healthcare system.
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