Identifying Community Pharmacist Preferences For Prescribing Services in Primary Care in New Zealand: A Discrete Choice Experiment.

Rakhee Raghunandan Kirsten HowardCarlo A MarraJune M Tordoff Alesha J Smith

Published in: Applied health economics and health policy (2020)

Prescribing policy could incorporate these pharmacist preferences to help develop accessible and effective pharmacist prescribing services that not only improve access to medicines, but also address inequity of access to medicines in NZ. These DCE results are encouraging as they signal that the community pharmacists also see themselves and their pharmacies as part of the prescribing team in primary care in NZ.

Keyphrases

primary care
healthcare
mental health
general practice
public health
decision making
palliative care
emergency department
computed tomography
adverse drug