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The British Journal of Clinical Pharmacy
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| SHORT REPORT | |
| Evaluating pharmacist prescribing across the north east of England Pharmacist prescribing has been a reality since 2003. This article, based on the results of a detailed study carried out in the north east of England, evaluates the extent of pharmacist prescribing and identifies some of the barriers to maintaining and developing such services. By Wasim Baqir, Jessica Clemerson and Jim Smith. |
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| COMMENTARY | |
| Why pharmacist prescribing appears to be floundering Not all pharmacists who train as prescribers go on to make the most of their skills. In this commentary, Wasim Baqir and Jim Smith discuss the findings of a recent study of pharmacist prescribing in the north east of England. By Wasim Baqir and Jim Smith. |
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| MEETING | |
| How can the pharmaceutical industry build trust with the NHS? Building trust between the pharmaceutical industry and the NHS must be ‘a two-way street’, according to speakers at this year’s annual ABPI conference. Hannah Pike reports. |
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| CASE STUDY | |
| The management of opioid-induced hyperalgesia Opioid-induced hyperalgesia (OIH) is often mistaken for other conditions. This case study highlights the difficult issues in the management of OIH and discusses the molecular mechanisms involved in opioid sensitisation. By Tania Jones. |
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| PROFILE | |
Working on a NICE clinical guideline development group |
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| LAST WORD | |
| How pharmacy can escape the shackles of dispensing For pharmacy to secure a place amongst the clinical professions, we must hand the dispensing baton to robots and focus on medicines safety, says Philip Brown. |
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The British Journal of Clinical Pharmacy is an editorially independent publication. Copyright of the The British Journal of Clinical Pharmacy. No reproduction in any format is allowed unless permission is granted by the publisher. |
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