ASSESSMENT OF SERVICES BY COMMUNITY PHARMACIES TO PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE EARS, NOSE, AND THROAT

Aim: The enormous workload challenges faced by primary and secondary care services can be alleviated with the help of the Common Ailments Services (CAS) offered by community pharmacies. Nevertheless, information is required to evaluate if there are advantages to expanding the scope of these services...

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Drug stores
Ear
Emergency medical care
Emergency medical services
Eye diseases
Health care
Health services
Nose
Patients
Pharmacists
Physicians
Primary care
Questionnaires
Throats
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