Pharmaceutical Care: the PCNE definition 2013
International Journal of Clinical PharmacyPublished 19 April 2014
Samuel Allemann, J. W. Foppe van Mil, Lea Botermann, Karin Berger, Nina Griese, Kurt E. Hersberger
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It was possible to paraphrase definitions of PhC using a standardised syntax focusing on the provider, recipient, subject, outcomes, and activities included in PhC practice.
Abstract
It was possible to paraphrase definitions of PhC using a standardised syntax focusing on the provider, recipient, subject, outcomes, and activities included in PhC practice. During a one-day workshop, experts in PhC research agreed on a definition, intended to be applicable for the present time, representative for various work settings, and valid for countries inside and outside of Europe.
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