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Knowledge, attitudes, perceptions and habits towards antibiotics dispensed without medical prescription: a qualitative study of Spanish pharmacists.

Juan Manuel Vazquez-LagoCristian Gonzalez-GonzalezMaruxa Zapata-CachafeiroPaula Lopez-VazquezMargarita TaracidoAna LópezAdolfo Figueiras
Published in: BMJ open (2017)
Despite being a problem, antibiotic dispensing without a medical prescription is still a common practice in community pharmacies in Galicia, Spain. This practice is attributed to acquiescence, indifference and lack of continuing education. The problem of resistance was ascribed to external responsibility, including that of patients, physicians, dentists and the NHS.
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