Sentence examples for pharmacist Interview from inspiring English sources

The pharmacist interview will take place at the pharmacy where they work and the women interviewees will be asked to nominate a mutually agreeable place such as the Monash University Parkville campus where the chief investigator is based or over the phone.

This approach of having a learner interview a learner, a pharmacist interview a pharmacist and a physician interview a physician was selected to ensure the interviewers understood the culture within which the interviewees practice, making it easier for them to ask appropriate follow up questions and identify when saturation was reached.

"Is that any different from a sign saying, 'We don't have more than $50 in the drawer'?" Asif Noor, a pharmacist interviewed at the Shawn Pharmacy on Wyckoff Avenue in Ridgewood, Queens, said he did not carry the strongest opioids, because they attracted addicts.

The patient's community pharmacist interviewed the patient about his drugs at home or in the pharmacy.

Although saturation was observed after 12 pharmacist interviews, five additional interviews were in progress when saturation was reached and were therefore included in the analysis.

We anticipate from previous experience the need to conduct around 20 GP interviews, 10 pharmacist interviews and 40 patient interviews (20 indigenous and 20 non-indigenous)—and this is reflected in our budget estimates.

Concerns about the actual quality of medicines were explicitly raised by the public sector pharmacists interviewed.

The participants' views were inconsistent, reflecting considerable variation across the pharmacists interviewed regarding improving antibiotic use as a core practice problem.

A sample of Canadian pharmacists interviewed by Motulsky et al. [ 10] identified more perceived change in terms of their professional role.

Nineteen of the pharmacists interviewed had been involved in phase 1 of the study with the remainder being directly recruited by the PRs via professional networks.

We found commonalities among the nurses and pharmacists interviewed in the organisation and prioritisation of safety information that they communicated to patients with cancer in this setting.