Abdul-Aziz Seidu, Akwasi Kumi-Kyereme, Eugene K M Darteh
Self-reported sexual coercion among in-school young people with disabilities in Ghana
BMC public health
objective study relationship length content patientpharmacist communication community pharmacies generic substitution study conducted six community pharmacies sweden nonparticipant observations audio recordings short structured interviews conducted 32 pharmacists 29 agreed participate 906 282 407 patients 693 logistic regression analysis applied calculate odds ratio occurrence generic substitution linear regression coefficients applied test differences time spent different categories encounters generic substitution occurred time 192 spent nonmedical instance administrative economical issues p 001 95 confidence interval 48336 however total time encounter significantly longer amount time spent nonmedical issues increased age patient age 60 33 p 0001 results indicate time spent medical issues patients higher education high school 108 p 007 university 102 p 011 relative elementary school education occurrence generic substitution correlated time spent communicating nonmedical medical issues extra time spent medical information groups normally overrepresented among low health literacy study suggests pharmacists need embrace role promoting rational use medicines least generic substitution occurs