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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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Muhammad Amir,Azizullah Khan Muhammad Amir
It is reported that at least one medication error per day occurs in hospitalized patients. Medication errors are not only harmful but also expensive. Prescription review by pharmacists is the standard to reduce prescribing error; however, d...
Seán F O&#x;Sullivan,Henning Schneider Seán F O&#x;Sullivan
Background: In Germany, the number of calls for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) are increasing, while the number of general practitioners and hospitals are decreasing, resulting in a growing demand and workload for emerg...
Sarah Yt Hartzell Sarah Yt Hartzell
Stay-at-home orders due to the COVID-19 pandemic have increased patients' reliance on virtual physician visits, via telemedicine. Telemedicine has benefits of use during the pandemic and has benefits outside of the pandemic. It is underutil...
Nishaant Bhambra,Morgan Spencer Gold,Darya Naumova et al. Nishaant Bhambra et al.
Background: In Canada, healthcare professionals often rely on ad hoc interpreters, who are untrained volunteers recruited via intercom hospital announcements to interpret for patients with language barriers. This study an...
Dudzai Mureyi,Shingai D Gwatidzo,Celia Mj Matyanga Dudzai Mureyi
Information about where medicines are in stock and how much they cost facilitates consumers' timely access to affordable medicines by enabling price comparisons and the identification of stockists. Our aims were to: (1) Review how consumer ...
Tamara Akpobolokemi,Rocio Teresa Martinez-Nunez,Bahijja Tolulope Raimi-Abraham Tamara Akpobolokemi
Substandard and falsified (SF) medicines are a global health challenge with the World Health Organization (WHO) estimating that 1 in 10 of medicines in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) are SF. Antimicrobials (i.e. antimalarials, ant...