论文信息 - Community pharmacists: members or bystanders of the primary care multidisciplinary team?

Community pharmacists: members or bystanders of the primary care multidisciplinary team?

This study investigated who community pharmacists (CPs), general practitioners (GPs) and practice nurses (PNs) included in their multidisciplinary team (MDT), whether they felt part of the MDT, barriers and facilitators to multidisciplinary working and whether the extent of the CPs’ clinical role influenced being part of a MDT.

H. Family | R. Tsuyuki | M. Weiss | J. Sutton | E. Grey

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