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How can we help you? A qualitative study of the provision of care to culturally and linguistically diverse clients in community pharmacy.

Tamara Raisa FilmerRobin A RayBeverley D Glass
Published in: The International journal of pharmacy practice (2023)
Multilingual staff is an effective way to overcome the language barrier, but its use is limited by staff resources. Pharmacy staff should be required to use the services of professional telephone interpreters to surmount language barriers. Modification of communication techniques and having an empathetic attitude improve communication and care provision. Pharmacists should liaise with migrant support services to provide orientation for new arrivals.
Keyphrases
  • healthcare
  • palliative care
  • affordable care act
  • mental health
  • primary care
  • autism spectrum disorder
  • long term care
  • quality improvement
  • pain management
  • chronic pain
  • hiv testing