Through the looking glass: Public and professional perspectives on patient-centred professionalism in modern-day community pharmacy

Frances Rapport; Marcus A. Doel; Hayley A. Hutchings; Gabi S. Jerzembek; Dai N. John; Paul Wainwright; Christine Dobbs; Stephen Newbury; Carol Trower

Through the looking glass: Public and professional perspectives on patient-centred professionalism in modern-day community pharmacy

Frances Rapport^*, Marcus A. Doel, Hayley A. Hutchings, Gabi S. Jerzembek, Dai N. John, Paul Wainwright, Christine Dobbs, Stephen Newbury, Carol Trower

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Abstract

This paper presents five consultation workshops with 29 community pharmacists, stakeholders and patients that examined "patient-centred professionalism" in terms of pharmacists' working day and environment. The concept is ill-defined in both medical and pharmacy literature and the study aimed to clarify the situated nature of the term for patients and health professionals across settings. Workshops were supported by bio-photographic datasets of "in-situ" practice and Nominal Group Work.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1-24
Number of pages	24
Journal	Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung
Volume	11
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 2010
Externally published	Yes

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Through the looking glass: Public and professional perspectives on patient-centred professionalism in modern-day community pharmacy

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