Browsing by Author "Anderson, Claire"
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Supporting the provision of pharmacy medication reviews to marginalised (medically underserved) groups: a before/after questionnaire study investigating the impact of a patient–professional co-produced digital educational intervention
Latif, Asam; Waring, Justin; Chen, Li-chia; Pollock, Kristian; Solomon, Josie; Gulzar, Nargis; Gulzar, Sulma; Anderson, Emma; Choudhary, Shahida; Abbasi, Nasa; Wharrad, Heather; Anderson, Claire (Article)Objectives People who are marginalised (medically underserved) experience significant health disparities and their voices are often ‘seldom heard’. Interventions to improve professional awareness and engagement with these ... -
Supporting underserved patients with their medicines: a patient / professional co-produced education intervention for community pharmacy staff to improve the provision and delivery of Medicine Use Reviews
Latif, Asam; Pollock, Kristian; Anderson, Claire; Waring, Justin; Solomon, Josie; Chan, Li-Chia; Anderson, Emma; Gulzar, Sulma; Abbasi, Nasa; Wharrad, Heather (Article)Introduction Community pharmacy increasingly features in global strategies to modernise the delivery of primary healthcare. Medicine Use Reviews (MURs) form part of the English Government's medicines management strategy ... -
Talking Textiles, Making Value: Catalysing Fashion, Dress and Textiles Heritage in the Midlands
Hackney, Fiona; Anderson, Claire; Bloodworth, Jo; McKenzie, Althea; Wells, Ali; Howard, Catherine; Baines, E. (Article)There are hundreds of small museums, archives, and collections in the English Midlands, United Kingdom (UK), many of which are the legacy of the region’s rich industrial heritage. A surprising number of these include dress ... -
Towards equity: a qualitative exploration of the implementation and impact of a digital educational intervention for pharmacy professionals in England
Latif, Asam; Waring, Justin; Pollock, Kristian; Solomon, Josie; Gulzar, Nargis; Choudhary, Shahida; Anderson, Claire (Article)Background Patients belonging to marginalised (medically under-served) groups experience problems with medicines (i.e. non-adherence, side effects) and poorer health outcomes largely due to inequitable access to healthcare ...