Pharmacists ‘uniquely positioned’ to address medicine beliefs


What makes one person “skeptical” of taking medicines while another accepts them readily—and how does this contribute to polypharmacy? Older Australians who perceive their medicines as necessary are more inclined to indicate concurrent use of multiple medicines, a new Australian study has found. Pharmacist researchers from RMIT University surveyed 154 older adults living in the

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