A recent review of missing data in pharmacy literature has highlighted that a low proportion
of studies reported how missing data was handled. In this paper we discuss the concept of …

Background This study aimed to use marketing theory to examine the views of patients,
pharmacists and general practitioners (GPs) on how community pharmacies are currently …

A growing body of research demonstrates the effectiveness of evidence-based pharmacy
practice, but too many practice innovations fail to survive past the initial implementation and …

Background When consumers choose a service provider, they trade-off their perceptions of
service quality with their perceptions of the cost of engaging with the service provider. For …

Purpose To date, community pharmacy research has largely focused on the impact of
service quality elements on patronage behavior. Investigation into the influence of cost and …

Background The perceived service quality scale (pSQS) is a patient-reported experience
measure (PREM) previously developed for measuring perceived service quality (pSQ) in …

Purpose Community pharmacies are critical healthcare providers facing unprecedented
trading conditions during deep uncertainty. As such, this study aims to inform scholars and …

What is known and Objective: Scoping reviews are a valuable evidence synthesis
methodology. They can be used to map the evidence related to any topic to allow …

Background: The aims of this study determined the implementation of the marketing function
in providing the hospital pharmacy services. Method: The method used in this study is …

Objective Community pharmacists are highly accessible healthcare professionals, whose
regular contact with patients provides ongoing opportunities to improve medication safety …