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Improving patient outcomes The better use of multi-compartment compliance aids July 2013 Endorsed by Improving patient outcomes the better use of multi-compartment compliance aids Page 2 of 29 Acknowledgements This document has been prepared by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS). We understand that health and social care is constantly developing, so intend to periodically review this resource. Comments from healthcare professionals and stakeholders are welcome and can be sent to The RPS is grateful to all the individuals, networks and organisations that have provided comment, advice and information in the production of this resource. In particular thanks are extended to: Nina Barnett Consultant Pharmacist, care of Older People, East and South East England NHS Specialist Pharmacy Services David Green Specialist Pharmacist, Strategic Support, Colchester Hospital University NHS Foundation Trust Dr Susanna Jacks GP at Vauxhall Surgery, Chepstow, Monmouthshire Lelly Oboh Consultant Pharmacist, care of Older People, East and South East England NHS Specialist Pharmacy Services Dr Kendal Pitt Senior Technical Director, GlaxoSmithKline, Ware, UK Professor Theo Raynor Professor of Pharmacy Practice, University of Leeds; Co-founder and academic advisor, Luto Research Ltd The draft resource was sent to a wide range of individuals a
Scotland, in their report Improving Pharmaceutical Care in Care Homes.3 A patient-centred approach to identifying the best intervention must be through a sustainable and robust individual assessment of both the level of care required by the individual, the reasons for both intentional and non-intentional non-adherence and the most suitable ...
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