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期刊名:Journal of medicine access

缩写:J MED ACCESS

ISSN:2755-0834

e-ISSN:2755-0834

IF/分区:2.7/Q2

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Ali Nouraeinejad Ali Nouraeinejad
In the face of enormous evidence supporting the significance of using prescribed eye drops before and after cataract surgery, noncompliance is still a common issue. Improvements in cataract surgical procedures with no dedication to support ...
Jennifer Wang,Reagan E Fitzke,Denise D Tran et al. Jennifer Wang et al.
Background: Healthcare professionals can experience problems regarding mental health and emotional well-being (e.g. burnout) at a higher degree compared to their non-physician counterparts. Fear of stigma is often a barri...
Georges Hatem,Rana Itani,Roula Ajrouche et al. Georges Hatem et al.
Background: Many governments encouraged generic use to enhance health equality and minimise health expenditure. The lack of knowledge and acceptance of generic medicines are the main barriers to their use. ...
Billy Chabalenge,Elimas Jere,Namuchindo Nanyangwe et al. Billy Chabalenge et al.
Background: Substandard and falsified (SF) medical products are removed from circulation through a process called 'product recall' by medicines regulatory agencies. In Zambia, the Zambia Medicines Regulatory Authority (ZA...
Roland Nnaemeka Okoro,Algoni Idris Idris Roland Nnaemeka Okoro
Introduction: Anticholinergic medications which are commonly prescribed to older adults can produce more pronounced adverse effects compared to the younger population. ...
Murithada Kadiri Uthman,Ibrahim Sebutu Bello,Akinyemi Olaleye Fadugbagbe et al. Murithada Kadiri Uthman et al.
Background: A high rate of unintended pregnancy is said to be driving population growth, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, where approximately half of all pregnancies are unintended, coming too soon or even unwanted. Mo...
Jamee Ahmed,Laura Modica de Mohac,Tim K Mackey et al. Jamee Ahmed et al.
Simultaneous expansion of the Internet and increased globalisation of the pharmaceutical industry have meant medication can be accessed transnationally from both legal and illicit sources. This has coincided with the rise of substandard and...
Stanley Mwita,Brigitte Mchau,Winfrida Minja et al. Stanley Mwita et al.
Background: Globally, one of the most common causes of irrational use of medicines is brand-name prescribing. The consequence of prescribing medicines using brand names is an economic burden on patients and society. Thus,...
Matthias Beck,Joan Buckley Matthias Beck
Prior to the outbreak of the COVID pandemic, pharmaceutical shortages were already recognised as a major policy problem by most, if not all, European governments; and virtually all European national governments today publicise official shor...