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It's not what you do it's the way that it's measured: quality assessment of minor ailment management in community pharmacies 下载免费PDF全文
Jackie Inch Terry Porteous Vivienne Maskrey Annie Blyth Jackie Burr Jennifer Cleland David J. Wright Richard Holland Christine M. Bond Margaret C. Watson 《The International journal of pharmacy practice》2017,25(4):253-262
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More action,less resistance: report of the 2014 summit of the Global Respiratory Infection Partnership 下载免费PDF全文
Attila Altiner John Bell Martin Duerden Sabiha Essack Roman Kozlov Laura Noonan John Oxford Antonio Carlos Pignatari Aurelio Sessa Alike van der Velden 《The International journal of pharmacy practice》2015,23(5):370-377
‘Antimicrobial resistance is a global health security threat that requires concerted cross‐sectional action by governments and society as a whole,’ according to a report published by the WHO in April 2014[1]. On 24–25 June 2014, the Global Respiratory Infection Partnership (GRIP) met in London, UK, together with delegates from 18 different countries to discuss practical steps that can be taken at a local level to address this global problem in an aligned approach. This was the second annual summit of GRIP. The group, formed in 2012, includes primary care and hospital physicians, microbiologists, researchers, and pharmacists from nine core countries. GRIP aims to unite healthcare professionals (HCPs) around the world to take action against inappropriate antibiotic use, focussing on one of the most prevalent therapy areas where antibiotics are inappropriately prescribed – upper respiratory tract infections (URTIs). Chaired by GRIP member, Professor John Oxford (UK), the 2014 summit included engaging presentations by guest speakers examining the latest science regarding the impact of inappropriate antibiotic use. 相似文献
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