Abstracts from the 2000 Conference, Aberdeen

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1. Determining the feasibility of pharmacy based research using over-the-counter (OTC) sleep aids as a model.
   Akram G, Mason R, Millson D, Blenkinsopp A.
2. Use of the Internet for pharmacy practice research; an exploratory methodological study
   Alexander A, Whitaker S
3. Historical analysis of hospital pharmacy policy: Why Noel Hall succeeded where Linstead failed
   Anderson SC and Berridge VS
4. Information preferences of medical patients: a quantitative and qualitative perspective
   Åström K, Carlsson J, Bates I, Webb D and Duggan C
5. Designing and implementing an evidence based pharmaceutical care plan
   Bateson, C. and Duggan, C.
6. Potential avoidance of attendance at A&E through access to community pharmacy services
   Bednall R, Davies G, McRobbie D
7. Pharmacy Based Intervention Projects
   Birthe Søndergaard, Hanne Herborg, Tove Gustafsson
8. Lay and professional accounts of the 'problem' of compliance amongst Pakistani people with type 2 diabetes
   Bissell P, May C, Noyce PR
9. Evaluation of a community pharmacy health promotion scheme
   Blenkinsopp A , Tann J , Allen J, Platts A
10. Professional self-confidence and pro-activity - the case of pharmacists and PCGs
    Blenkinsopp A , Tann J , Allen J, Platts A
11. Prescribing indicators for general practice quality assessment
    Cantrill JA, Campbell S, Roberts D
12. Concordance: a framework to describe medication needs and behaviors of individuals with arthritis
    Chewning B, Wiederholt J.
13. The validity of pharmacists' self-assessment of clinical knowledge
    Cunningham ITS, McDermott D, Mackie CA, Arris F
14. Prescribing errors in hospital inpatients - how often do they occur?
    Dean B and Barber N
15. Service users - people with mental health problems - as a source of data for the evaluation of a community pharmacy-based service
    Engova, D, Francis S-A, Bates I
16. Informal carers of elderly care-recipients: managing medicines
    Francis S-A, Smith FJ, Newbould J
17. Factors affecting patients' decisions regarding therapy when beginning courses of treatment for depression
    Garfield, S, Smith, FJ, Francis, SA
18. Independent decisions regarding the supply of prescriptions: implications for pharmacist prescribing
    Ghalamkari H, Faulkner A, Harvey I
19. Adherence support and pharmaceutical care for elderly people with mental health problems living in the community
    Harris D, Project Pharmacist
20. Patients' representations of low dose aspirin and adherence to treatment post myocardial infarction (MI)
    James D & Horne R
21. New drug management decision practices: evidence at drug and therapeutic commit
    Jenkings, K N., Barber, N.
22. Repeat Dispensing - key factors for success
    Keith A Wilson, Jill Jesson, John Varnish, Aston Pharmacy School, Birmingham
23. An examination of general practice surgery staff attitudes to the role of the pharmacist in treating minor ailments
    Khatri S, Goodyer LI
24. Patients' use of information leaflets for prescribed medicines
    Knapp PR, Raynor DK
25. The development of a method to assess the severity of prescribing errors and the effect of related pharmacists' interventions.
    Kollo A and Dean B
26. Collaboration between pharmacists and general practitioners in reviewing medication regimens: Does it work?
    Krass I, Smith C
27. Client satisfaction in 30 Dutch community pharmacies
    M.C.M. Pronk, A.Th.G. Blom, R. Jonkers
28. Community Pharmacists Withholding Doses of Methadone - Extent and Reasons
    Mackie CA, Healy AM, Roberts K
29. The Use of the Medicines Chest by Fishermen: Treasure Trove or Pandora's Box?
    Matheson C, Ritchie LD
30. A multidisciplinary approach to pharmaceutical care using community pharmacists in a TDM support role
    McAnaw JJ, McGovern EM, Hudson SA
31. Patients' views of a pharmacist-run medication review clinic service
    Morgan J D, Wright D, Chrystyn H
32. Consultation career paths to access 'P' class medicines: the extent of substitution between the GP and community pharmacist.
    Myles S and Wyke S
33. Student learning, developing pharmacy practice and implementing participatory action research - killing three birds with one stone?
    Nørgaard LS, Sørensen EW
34. Evaluating a touch screen system for OTC self medication
    Opaleke E, Goodyer LI
35. Recruiting patients through community pharmacies - methodological issues
    Parsons J, Barber N, Darracott R, Horne R
36. Community pharmaceutical palliative care in Nottinghamshire - a survey of the views and experience of GP's and community pharmacists
    Pfleger D, James N, Smith S
37. The politics of pharmacy: Why is pharmacy on the margins of political debate?
    Pocock R L, Jesson J
38. Identifying the requirements of stakeholders in a proposed system for the transfer of prescription data between pharmacies, GPs and PSD
    Porteous T, Robertson R, Bond C, Hannaford P, Reiter E
39. Occupational and career satisfaction of hospital Pharmacists
    Rajah T, Bates I, Davies G, Webb D
40. "No thank you": why elderly patients decline to participate in a research study
    Raynor DK ,Petty DR, Lowe CJ, Vail A
41. Health care professionals' views about medicines in general: a preliminary analysis
    Roche M, James D, Horne R
42. Researching community pharmacists' attitudes to research
    Rosenbloom EK, Taylor KMG, Harding G
43. Factors influencing pharmacy undergraduate students choice of pre-registration placement
    Saxton K B and Davies JG
44. The influence of the cost of prescribed and OTC medicines on patient decision-making
    Schafheutle EI, Hassell K, Weiss MC, Noyce PR
45. Supporting the safe use of over-the-counter medicines: A contribution to pharmacovigilance from community pharmacy
    Sinclair H, Bond C, Hannaford P
46. Developing a pharmacist diabetic clinic in a primary care setting
    Soorapan S, Mackie C, McCaig D, Stewart D, Lowrie R, Maclaren A.
47. Concordance: what is the relevance for pharmacists?
    Stevenson, F. A., Britten, N.
48. Patient information leaflets: a user's perspective
    Stewart D, Erikson B, McHardy K, Cunningham ITS
49. Development of a clinical pharmacist intervention in elderly hypertensive patients
    Suksomboon N, Mackie C, McCaig D, MacLaren A, Lowrie R
50. The significance of part-time work in workforce surveys in pharmacy
    Symonds B S
51. Intravenous medication errors - results from an observation study
    Taxis K, Barber N
52. Antiretroviral therapy: the patient perspective
    Teltscher C, Morgan R, Bennie M.
53. Use of prescribing data to assess impact of a housing redevelopment scheme on health
    Walker R, Bradshaw N
54. Beliefs about the treatment of vaginal symptoms in community pharmacies
    Watson MC, Walker AE, Bond CM
55. General practitioners' perceptions about patients' ability to pay for prescriptions
    Weiss MC, Hassell K, Schafheutle EI, Noyce PR
56. Can community pharmacists ease general practice minor ailment caseload: a feasibility study.
    Whittington Z, Hassell K, Noyce P, Cantrill J, Rogers A