Hyelim Yoo, Eunbin Jo, Hyeongyeong Lee, Eunji Ko, Eunjin Jang, Jiwon Sim, Sohyun Park
Level of happiness and its association with food literacy among Seoul citizens: results from Seoul Food Survey 2021
Nutrition research and practice
community pharmacies changed covid19 pandemic new routines introduced address needs customers staff reduce risk spreading infection burnout described among staff possibly due changed working climate however little research focused pandemics effect patient safety community pharmacies examine pharmacists perceptions impact covid19 pandemic workload working environment patient safety community pharmacies survey distributed swedish community pharmacists constituting census study questions regarding pharmacists perception impact pandemic workload working environment patient safety included respondents asked provide comments working situation quantitative results analysed using descriptive statistics comments analysed using qualitative content analysis response rate 41 2034 responses pharmacists 62 considered workload increased pandemic work environment deteriorated physical work environment considered worse 47 respondents psychosocial work environment considered worse 59 despite many respondents 55 believed patient safety affected neither covid19 afraid contracting influenced perceptions substantial way findings consistent regardless education professional role number years community pharmacies special assignments pharmacies according respondents communication within pharmacy companies pandemic inadequate impact pandemic working conditions line previous findings effect patient safety needs studies respondents felt management limited understanding conditions pandemic stresses importance good clear communication crisis