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Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice
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ISSN 2052-3211 · Taylor & Francis Group · 972 articles in the index
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Effectiveness of person-centred versus usual care in elderly patients: findings from a multicentre randomised controlled trial
Background The person-centred care model involves a multidisciplinary team providing individualised health and social care aligned with patient preferences and health goals. Although some evidence supports its use in primary care, it remains under-evaluated. This study aimed to evaluate the…
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Real-world effectiveness, safety, and quality of life of biosynthetic semaglutide in Pakistani adults with type 2 diabetes mellitus: a study protocol
Introduction Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a critical public health crisis in Pakistan, which currently holds the highest age-standardised prevalence globally. While semaglutide significantly improves glycemic control and weight, high costs limit access to the innovator molecule in low – and…
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Financial reimbursement incentives in the use of biosimilars for rheumatoid arthritis in Japan
Background Biosimilars present a significant opportunity for cost savings. However, the uptake of biosimilars has been inconsistent across different regions and drugs, highlighting the need for effective policy interventions. This study aimed to investigate the impact of Japan's reimbursement…
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Health technology assessment in Jordan: current landscape, challenges, and future roadmap
Background Health Technology Assessment (HTA) is increasingly recognised as an essential tool for directing decisions on health policy, particularly those concerning coverage, reimbursement, price and value, especially in nations aiming for Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Jordan is a middle-income…
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Reforming pharmacy education in Japan: insights from the 2022 model core curriculum in a global context
In response to demographic changes, technological innovation, and the increasing complexity of healthcare, Japan revised its Model Core Curriculum (MCC) for pharmacy education in 2022 (hereafter, the 2022 MCC). This reform aims to develop pharmacists with lifelong competencies, the ability to…
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The impact of mHealth interventions on medication adherence in breast cancer: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials
Background Non-adherence to medication can reduce therapeutic effectiveness in breast cancer patients, thereby increasing the risk of disease progression or recurrence. This study aimed to systematically review the existing scientific literature on the impact of mHealth interventions on medication…
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Protected learning time in community pharmacy and possibilities for upscaling: an exploratory study in Wales, UK
Background The remit of pharmacists’ vital role in the healthcare system is expanding, and continuous professional development (CPD) of pharmacists is critical. While CPD is mandatory in the UK, a lack of protected learning time (PLT) hinders engagement, particularly in community pharmacies. In…
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Economic evaluation of cyclin-dependent kinases 4 and 6 inhibitors in advanced hormonal receptor-positive and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 negative breast cancer: a nationwide budget impact analysis
Background Several trials demonstrated improvements in clinical outcomes associated with cyclin-dependent kinase 4 and 6 (CDK4/6) inhibitors in breast cancer patients. The challenge remains regarding their high costs. Ribociclib and Abemaciclib are cost-effective in Qatar. Yet, their affordability…
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Exploring consumer experiences of pharmacist prescribing – a scoping review
Introduction The evolving scope of practice for pharmacists now encompasses a transition from traditional dispensing roles towards an integration of expanded clinical services, which include but are not limited to vaccinations, medication reviews, and prescribing. This scoping review aimed to…
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Pharmacy professionals’ knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours regarding antibiotic use and antimicrobial resistance in Oman
Background This study evaluated pharmacy professionals’ knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours regarding antibiotic use and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in Oman.Methods A cross-sectional, questionnaire-based survey was conducted among 411 pharmacy professionals in Ministry of Health (MOH)…
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Advancing interprofessional collaboration: exploring physicians’ perceptions, preferences, and barriers regarding pharmacists’ roles in Jordan
Background Interprofessional collaboration is crucial for improving healthcare delivery and addressing workforce challenges. Physician-pharmacist collaboration enhances patient care, improves medication management and health outcomes. While patients’ perspectives have been studied, physicians’…
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Rethinking assessment for practice readiness: policy implications of the OSCE–practice mismatch in Malaysia
Background Experiential learning is central to pharmacy education, yet the translation of clinical skills from simulated examinations to actual practice remains under-researched. This study utilised mystery shopping to evaluate how well clinical competencies transfer when students move from…
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Health system governance and pharmaceutical policy in Australia and Qatar: a comparative overview of access, reform, and equity
This commentary contrasts the healthcare systems in Australia and Qatar, emphasising how each nation addresses shifting health policy priorities amid demographic pressures, financing reforms, and pharmaceutical challenges. Australia, with its established Medicare system and institutionalised Health…
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Pharmaceutical registration, essential medicines, and registration depth in Sri Lanka: a longitudinal analysis, 1991–2025
Pharmaceutical registration determines which medicines may enter the market, yet its role in shaping pharmaceutical market structure in relation to essential medicines has received limited attention, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. This study examined how pharmaceutical…
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In-hospital antimicrobial use and multidrug-resistant infections among COVID-19 patients in Northern Malaysia (COVAM): a multicentre study
Background During the COVID-19 pandemic, empirical antimicrobials were frequently prescribed despite low documented rates of bacterial and fungal co-infections. While early pandemic data exist, evidence evaluating antimicrobial consumption and multidrug-resistant organism (MDRO) dynamics during…
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Cost-effectiveness and budget impact of Luspatercept in Thai adults with transfusion-dependent beta-thalassaemia: a multi-state Markov model based on national claims data
Background Luspatercept is a first-in-class erythroid maturation agent that reduces transfusion burden in adults with transfusion-dependent beta-thalassaemia (TDT). However, its cost-effectiveness has not been evaluated in middle-income settings. This study aimed to evaluate the cost-effectiveness…
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Determinants of community pharmacists’ intention to provide pharmacist-driven vaccination services in selected Arabic-speaking countries: a theory of planned behaviour-based structural equation modelling study
Background Community pharmacists are increasingly recognised as accessible healthcare providers who can contribute to immunisation programmes and improve vaccine coverage. However, pharmacist-driven vaccination services remain underutilised in many Arabic-speaking countries, and factors influencing…
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Antibiotic and antiviral prescribing patterns among hospitalised patients with COVID-19 pneumonia in Mongolia: a real-world descriptive retrospective study
Background During the COVID-19 pandemic, Mongolia, like many low- and middle-income countries, faced major healthcare delivery challenges due to limited system readiness, resource constraints, geopolitical vulnerabilities, and prolonged border closures. These factors caused shortages of laboratory…
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Regulatory evolution and service delivery models of telepharmacy in Thailand: a review of pandemic responses and future policy directions
Background The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated digital health adoption in Thailand, disrupting traditional healthcare delivery and prompting rapid pharmaceutical system reforms. Prior to 2020, telepharmacy was virtually non-existent due to strict regulations mandating in-person dispensing at licensed…
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Integrated AHP-Delphi and Mini-HTA for selection of metabolic drugs in China’s national medical insurance catalog: a framework towards quantitative dynamic adjustment
Background China’s high burden of metabolic disease requires more systematic approaches to selecting medicines for inclusion in the National Medical Insurance Catalog. Existing processes face difficulties in quantitatively balancing clinical value, target population needs, pharmacoeconomic…