A qualitative study of community pharmacists’ perceptions of their role in primary mental health care in New Zealand.
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Authors
Morris, C.
Wong, M.
McKinlay, E.
Keywords
Pharmacy
Community pharmacist
Mental illness
Community pharmacist
Mental illness
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Issue Date
2021
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Article
Language
en
Abstract
Mental illness is an important public health issue internationally. As people with mild-to-moderate illness are usually cared for in primary health care, pharmacists are well placed to play an important role. The study objectives were to explore community pharmacists’ perceptions of their role in primary mental health care and the barriers and facilitators to the provision of care in New Zealand.
Citation
Morris, C., Wong, M., & McKinlay, E. (2021). A qualitative study of community pharmacists’ perceptions of their role in primary mental health care in New Zealand. International Journal of Pharmacy Practice, 29(5), 499-507. https://doi.org/10.1093/ijpp/riab039