Main categories | Sub-categories | open codes |
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Theme 1. Perceptions of hospital pharmacists and pharmacy services | 1.1 Inadequate perceptions of hospital pharmacists and pharmacy services | Lack of contact |
Only have the concept of a pharmacist | ||
Only know about pharmacist and no contact | ||
Don’t know what a pharmacist does | ||
1.2 Low recognition of clinical pharmacists and pharmacy services | Pharmacists only have the right to advise | |
Pharmacists can not give professional guidance | ||
Theme 2. Demand for pharmacy service content | 2.1 Blood drug concentration monitoring | When and how to monitor the drug concentration |
2.2 Management of potential drug interactions | Drug interactions | |
2.3 Guidance on the rational use of drugs | Consult the pharmacists for complications | |
2.4 Management of adverse drug reactions | Deal with adverse drug reactions | |
Inadequate advice from the doctor | ||
2.5 Popularization education of pharmacy knowledge | Lack of knowledge related to medicine | |
Science popularization | ||
Popularize knowledge about hepatotoxicity induced by medicine | ||
Theme 3. Expectations of the form of pharmacy services | 3.1 Multidisciplinary and collaborative pharmacy services | Cooperation between physicians and pharmacists |
Combination between physicians and pharmacists | ||
Advice from the pharmacist | ||
3.2 Full life-cycle pharmacy service | Involvement of the pharmacist | |
3.3 Convenient pharmacy services | Ask the pharmacists not the doctor for help Professional platform for inquires | |
A phone or WeChat providing pharmacy services | ||
Lack of consultation way | ||
Theme 4. Difficulties in rational drug use as a special group | 4.1 Inadequate medical resources | Lack of pharmacy clinic |
General Practitioners can not answer me | ||
4.2 Medication adherence dilemma | Forget to take medicine | |
4.3 Strong sense of confusion | Doubt about the doses of medicine | |
Confusion with drug-food interaction |