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Medical Care and Drug-related Problems: Do Doctors and Pharmacists Speak the Same Language?

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Publisher Springer
Specialties Pharmacology
Pharmacy
Date 2016 Jan 23
PMID 26797769
Citations 12
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Abstract

Optimal communication between physicians and pharmacists is important for patient care. However, pharmacists and doctors do not always seem to understand each other. They have been professionalized differently, and do not always speak the same language. Especially in the areas of prescribing, medication review, and medicine use, there can be differences in views. This contribution clarifies some essential concepts that doctors and pharmacists use. Thus we hope that our commentary contributes to a better understanding of each other's role and the importance of interprofessional cooperation for the benefit of the patient.

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