Abstracts from the 2005 Conference, Reading

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1. A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF THE ISSUES NOTED IN COMMUNITY PHARMACY-LED MEDICATION REVIEW
   Krska J, Avery A, Jaffray M, Bond C, Watson M
2. AN ANALYSIS OF CHILDREN'S OVER THE COUNTER MEDICINES PURCHASE AND THE ADVICE GIVEN BY COMMUNITY PHARMACIES IN EAST YORKSHIRE
   Wong I, Bepete PT, Mestre Valdes M, Edmondson H
3. AN AUDIT OF ELECTRONIC PRESCRIBING USING THE CLINICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM ON THE ITU AT RSCH
   Corb S
4. AN EVALUATION OF WEIGHT CONTROL PRODUCTS' ADVERTISEMENTS ON THE INTERNET
   Luevorasirikul K, Gray NJ, Anderson CW
5. ARE COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS CAPABLE OF RESOLVING ETHICAL PROBLEMS IN THEIR WORK?  AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
   Cooper R, Bissell P, Wingfield J
6. CARDIAC REHABILITATION PATIENTS' PERSPECTIVES ON CONCORDANCE AND COMPLIANCE WITH MEDICINES: A QUALITATIVE FOLLOW-UP STUDY
   White S, Anderson C, Bissell P
7. COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS' PERCEPTIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF INTERPROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION WITH GENERAL PRACTITIONERS
   Bissell P, Sadler S, Anderson C
8. CONCORDANCE : PERSPECTIVES OF HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS IN MALAYSIA
   Mohd Ali S, Anderson C, Bissell P
9. DEVELOPING AN EVIDENCE BASED COMPETENCY FRAMEWORK FOR PHARMACY PRACTITIONERS
   Mills ER, Bates I, Davies JG, Farmer D, Webb D
10. DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF A TOOL FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF APPROPRIATENESS OF TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH CHD
    Tinelli M, Watson M, Hannaford P, Jaffray M, Bond C
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12. DO ECONOMIC EVALUATIONS HAVE A ROLE IN DECISION-MAKING IN MEDICINE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEES? A QUALITATIVE STUDY
    Chen LC, Ashcroft DM, Elliott RA
13. DO GHANAIAN PHARMACISTS HAVE ACCEPTING ATTITUDES TOWARDS PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV AND AIDS
    Owusu-Daaku F, Buanya-Mensah G
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15. ELECTRONIC PATIENT RECORDS: HOW DO HOSPITAL PHARMACY STAFF USE THEM?
    Smith GM, Cantrill JA, Tully MP
16. ELECTRONIC PRESCRIBING - HOW DOES IT AFFECT THE WARD PHARMACIST?
    Franklin BD, O'Grady K, Donyai P, Jacklin A, 
    Barber N
17. EVALUATING PATIENT FEEDBACK ON A NEW MEDICINES MANAGEMENT SERVICE PROVIDED BY COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS
    Blenkinsopp A, Bissell P, Short D
18. 'FASHIONABLE PRESCRIBING' : PRODUCT SELECTION BY DISTRICT NURSE PRESCRIBERS
    Hall J, Cantrill J, Noyce P
19. GENERAL PRACTITIONERS' PERCEPTIONS OF INTERPROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION WITH COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS
    Sadler S, Bissell P, Anderson C, Avery A
20. HOSPITAL PHARMACY WORKFORCE JOB AND CAREER SATISFACTION
    Borja-Lopetegi A, Webb DG, Bates I, Sharott P
21. IMPORTANT SAFETY FEATURES OF HOSPITAL ELECTRONIC PATIENT RECORD SYSTEMS
    Latif S, Heathfield H, Cantrill JA, Tully MP
22. INFORMATION AND ADVICE FOR SELF-CARE WHEN PROGRESSING THROUGH PREGNANCY INTO MOTHERHOOD - A QUESTION OF ACCESS?
    Tuersley L, Noyce PR, Cantrill JA
23. INTEGRATED WORKING BETWEEN COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS AND GENERAL PRACTITIONERS : THE EXPERIENCE OF LOCAL PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES PILOTS
    Bradley F, Kendall J, Ashcroft D, Elvey R, Hassell K, Noyce P, Sibbald B
24. INTER AND INTRA PROFESSIONAL PERSPECTIVES OF NON-MEDICAL PRESCRIBING IN HOSPITALS
    Buckley P, Blenkinsopp A, Grime J
25. INVESTIGATING ASPECTS OF MEDICATION ERRORS : FOCUSING ON PATIENT ADMISSIONS AND CHANGES IN DRUG THERAPY
    Stewart D, Nesbitt S, Cunningham S, Innes C, 
    Watson M, Duncan A, Healy S, Hind C, McCaig D
26. IS THE SUPPLY OF NON-PRESCRIPTION MEDICINES (NPMs) FROM COMMUNITY PHARMACIES GUIDELINE COMPLIANT
    Watson MC, Hart J, Bond CM, Johnston M
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28. IVORY TOWERS RESEARCH : DO THEMES IN MEDICINES INFORMATION LITERATURE REVIEWS REFLECT THOSE IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS?
    Nicolson DJ
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30. JOB AND CAREER SATISFACTION
    Laaksonen R, Duggan C, Bates I, Mackie C
31. LIKELIHOOD OF REPORTING PATIENT SAFETY INCIDENTS : THE CASE OF COMMUNITY PHARMACY
    Ashcroft D, Morecroft C, Parker D, Cantrill J, 
    Noyce P
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33. LOCAL EVALUATION OF A PATHFINDER REPEAT DISPENSING SITE
    Jesson J, Wilson K, Patel N, Anjam V
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35. MAPPING LEVELS OF PRACTICE IN THE ADVANCED PRACTITIONER WORKFORCE
    Obiols-Albinana L, Bates IP, Webb DG, Davies JG, McRobbie D
36. MEDICATION NARRATIVES : INSIGHT INTO INDIVIDUAL PATIENT'S UNIQUENESS
    Ryan K, Morecroft C, Bissell P
37. NURSES'S PERCEPTIONS OF INTRAVENOUS MEDICINES ASSEMBLY AND PREPARATION IN HOSPITAL CLINICAL AREAS - A MEDICINES SAFETY PERSPECTIVE
    Crowley C, Scott DK, Duggan C, Whittlesea CM
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39. PATIENT SATISFACTION WITH DOMICILIARY ANTICOAGULATION SERVICE
    Akinwunmi F, Engova D, Duggan C, Madhani M, Bates I, MacCallum P
40. PHARMACY CAREER CHOICES AND EXPECTATIONS - BUT WHAT IS A CAREER?
    Hatfield K, Wilson K, Jesson J, Clarke L, Langley C
41. PRACTICE STAFF'S VIEWS ON A COMMUNITY PHARMACY-LED MEDICINES MANAGEMENT SERVICE
    Jaffray M, Tinelli M, Bond C, Watson M
42. PRESCRIBING ERRORS IN PAEDIATRIC INPATIENTS
    Ghaleb MA, Barber N, Franklin BD, Wong ICK
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44. PRESCRIBING GUIDELINES AND MEDICINES PARTNERSHIP - DO THEY CONFLICT?
    Hackwood J, Raynor DK, Knapp P, Atkin K
45. PREVENTING DRUG-RELATED MORBIDITY : CROSS-CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS' PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR ROLE
    Guerreiro MP, Morris CJ, Cantrill JA, Martins AP
46. REPEAT DISPENSING IN COMMUNITY PHARMACY : A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE PUBLISHED LITERATURE
    Morecroft C, Ashcroft D, Noyce P
47. THE DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY OF PHARMACEUTICAL DOMICILIARY SERVICES TO HOUSEBOUND PATIENTS
    Foulsham RM, Goodyer LI
48. THE INFLUENCE OF PROFESSIONAL HIERARCHY ON THE REALISATION OF CONCORDANCE
    Grime JC, Pollock K
49. THE RULES OF ENGAGEMENT - LESSONS FROM RECRUITING PHARMACY STUDENTS TO A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF CAREER CHOICE
    Willis SC, Hassell K, Shann P, Noyce P
50. THE UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROJECT : EVIDENCE FROM THE 2004 TEACHING, LEARNING AND ASSESSMENT STUDY
    Wilson K, Jesson J, Langley C, Clarke L
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52. TO P OR NOT TO P : PHARMACISTS THOUGHTS ON SAFETY OF DEREGULATED P MEDICINES
    Adams A, Hall J, Smith I
53. UNCOMFORTABLE PRESCRIBING DECISIONS IN SECONDARY CARE
    Lewis P, Tully MP, Hassell K
54. UNPACKING ATTRITION : THE PHARMACY UNDERGRADUATE COURSE AND BEYOND
    Hassell K
55. USE OF THE WELSH LANGUAGE IN COMMUNITY PHARMACY - AN INITIAL QUESTIONNAIRE STUDY
    Hughes ML, John DN, Jones AT, Jones EH, 
    Wilkins ML
56. USING THE LOCAL PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES CONTRACT TO ENABLE COMMUNITY PHARMACY TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE PROVISION OF OUT OF HOURS SERVICES
    Elvey R, Kendall J, Sibbald B, Ashcroft D, Bradley F, Hassell K, Noyce P
57. WHAT PATIENTS WANT FROM A PHARMACY-LED MEDICINES MANAGEMENT SERVICE
    Tinelli M, Jaffray M, Bond C, Watson M
58. WHY CHOOSE PHARMACY AS A DEGREE?
    Shann P, Willis S, Hassell K