Unreliable self-reporting in mystery shopper study


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Pharmacists and pharmacy staff are not very reliable at self-reporting their own behaviour during non-prescription medicine consultations, study finds Researchers from the University of Sydney’s Pharmacy School recently sought to examine how pharmacy staff self-report their behaviour compared to ‘actual’ behaviour when it comes to patient counselling. They sent out 61 undergraduate pharmacy students who

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