‘Gaps’ in CM–meds interactions counselling


Most pharmacists correctly identified a complementary medicines (CM) drug interaction, study finds, but this did not consistently translate into “high-quality consultations” A simulated-patient study across Sydney pharmacies has revealed generally high levels of awareness of a well-established herb-drug interaction, but researchers said counselling quality was found wanting. Researchers from the University of Sydney and the

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