Results
Each responding pharmacy (7 of 10) varied in the number of HIV/AIDS patients served and prescription volume. All pharmacists had completed HIV/AIDS-related continuing education programmes, and some had other advanced training. The type of MTMS being offered varied at each pharmacy with ‘individualized counselling by a pharmacist when overuse or underuse was detected’ and ‘refill reminders by telephone’ being actively used by the largest proportion of patients. Most, but not all, pharmacists cited reimburse- ment as a barrier to MTMS provision. Pharmacists believed the MTMS they provide resulted in improved satisfaction (patient and provider), medication usage, therapeutics response and patient quality of life.
Results
ร้านขายยามีการตอบรับ (7 ใน10)แตกต่างกันในจำนวนของผู้ป่วย HIV/AIDS และปริมาณใบสั่งยา