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Kay Roberts - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Pharmacy Customers' views and experiences of using pharmacies which provide drug misuse services.
Drug and alcohol review, 2004Co-Authors: Thane Lawrie, Catriona Matheson, Christine Bond, Kay RobertsAbstract:This study aimed to determine whether pharmacy Customers are deterred from using a pharmacy that offers services to drug misusers. If patients are deterred, what are their specific concerns? The study was qualitative and three different groups were Interviewed about their views on pharmacies providing services to drug misusers (i) pharmacy Customers, (ii) local community councils and (iii) local drug forums. This paper focuses on pharmacy Customer Interview results. Interviews were conducted in 10 pharmacies, five in Aberdeen and five in Glasgow, both areas of high drug misuse. The pharmacy Customers were attending pharmacies with high, medium and low involvement with drug misusers and were located in city centre, suburban and rural locations. Pharmacy Customers were generally supportive of pharmacies offering services to drug misusers. However, their support was often qualified by a wish to see a private area provided for methadone consumption. Pharmacy Customers were more knowledgeable of the rationale for and supportive of needle exchange services compared to methadone maintenance and supervised consumption. The results of the study demonstrate that the majority of pharmacy Customers are supportive of drug misuse services, provided there is adequate privacy in the pharmacy. These results should be used to encourage more pharmacists to provide drug misuse services.
Thane Lawrie - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Pharmacy Customers' views and experiences of using pharmacies which provide drug misuse services.
Drug and alcohol review, 2004Co-Authors: Thane Lawrie, Catriona Matheson, Christine Bond, Kay RobertsAbstract:This study aimed to determine whether pharmacy Customers are deterred from using a pharmacy that offers services to drug misusers. If patients are deterred, what are their specific concerns? The study was qualitative and three different groups were Interviewed about their views on pharmacies providing services to drug misusers (i) pharmacy Customers, (ii) local community councils and (iii) local drug forums. This paper focuses on pharmacy Customer Interview results. Interviews were conducted in 10 pharmacies, five in Aberdeen and five in Glasgow, both areas of high drug misuse. The pharmacy Customers were attending pharmacies with high, medium and low involvement with drug misusers and were located in city centre, suburban and rural locations. Pharmacy Customers were generally supportive of pharmacies offering services to drug misusers. However, their support was often qualified by a wish to see a private area provided for methadone consumption. Pharmacy Customers were more knowledgeable of the rationale for and supportive of needle exchange services compared to methadone maintenance and supervised consumption. The results of the study demonstrate that the majority of pharmacy Customers are supportive of drug misuse services, provided there is adequate privacy in the pharmacy. These results should be used to encourage more pharmacists to provide drug misuse services.
Christine Bond - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Pharmacy Customers' views and experiences of using pharmacies which provide drug misuse services.
Drug and alcohol review, 2004Co-Authors: Thane Lawrie, Catriona Matheson, Christine Bond, Kay RobertsAbstract:This study aimed to determine whether pharmacy Customers are deterred from using a pharmacy that offers services to drug misusers. If patients are deterred, what are their specific concerns? The study was qualitative and three different groups were Interviewed about their views on pharmacies providing services to drug misusers (i) pharmacy Customers, (ii) local community councils and (iii) local drug forums. This paper focuses on pharmacy Customer Interview results. Interviews were conducted in 10 pharmacies, five in Aberdeen and five in Glasgow, both areas of high drug misuse. The pharmacy Customers were attending pharmacies with high, medium and low involvement with drug misusers and were located in city centre, suburban and rural locations. Pharmacy Customers were generally supportive of pharmacies offering services to drug misusers. However, their support was often qualified by a wish to see a private area provided for methadone consumption. Pharmacy Customers were more knowledgeable of the rationale for and supportive of needle exchange services compared to methadone maintenance and supervised consumption. The results of the study demonstrate that the majority of pharmacy Customers are supportive of drug misuse services, provided there is adequate privacy in the pharmacy. These results should be used to encourage more pharmacists to provide drug misuse services.
Catriona Matheson - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Pharmacy Customers' views and experiences of using pharmacies which provide drug misuse services.
Drug and alcohol review, 2004Co-Authors: Thane Lawrie, Catriona Matheson, Christine Bond, Kay RobertsAbstract:This study aimed to determine whether pharmacy Customers are deterred from using a pharmacy that offers services to drug misusers. If patients are deterred, what are their specific concerns? The study was qualitative and three different groups were Interviewed about their views on pharmacies providing services to drug misusers (i) pharmacy Customers, (ii) local community councils and (iii) local drug forums. This paper focuses on pharmacy Customer Interview results. Interviews were conducted in 10 pharmacies, five in Aberdeen and five in Glasgow, both areas of high drug misuse. The pharmacy Customers were attending pharmacies with high, medium and low involvement with drug misusers and were located in city centre, suburban and rural locations. Pharmacy Customers were generally supportive of pharmacies offering services to drug misusers. However, their support was often qualified by a wish to see a private area provided for methadone consumption. Pharmacy Customers were more knowledgeable of the rationale for and supportive of needle exchange services compared to methadone maintenance and supervised consumption. The results of the study demonstrate that the majority of pharmacy Customers are supportive of drug misuse services, provided there is adequate privacy in the pharmacy. These results should be used to encourage more pharmacists to provide drug misuse services.
Ika Megawati - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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ANALISIS PERLAKUAN AKUNTANSI PEMBIAYAAN MURABAHAH (JUAL BELI) PADA BRI SYARIAH CABANG MALANG(Studi Kasus di PT BRI (persero) tbk. Kantor Cabang Syariah Malang)
2008Co-Authors: Ika MegawatiAbstract:This research is study of PT BRI (persero) tbk. official Malang, the title is ”Analisis Perlakuan Akuntansi Pembiayaan Murabahah (Jual Beli) Pada BRI Syariah Cabang Malang”. The purposes of this study are know how the process transaction, treatment of accounting defrayal of murabahah and to know what is treatment of accounting defrayal of murabahah pursuant to PSAK No. 59 about shariah banking of PT BRI (persero) tbk. Official Malang. In this research, writer use descriptive method which is description about treatment of accounting include measuring, writing, and presentation of financial report are balance and suffer-profit. Based analysis, the conclusion that transaction charges murabahah of PT BRI (persero) tbk. Official Malang has done based of order from client. after there were order from client, the bank buy things to supplier. In the transaction taken advance money based agreement among both parties. Applying of treatment of accounting defrayal of murabahah by PT BRI syariah official Malang have rules in PSAK No. 59. This matter can chek from measuring activity, confession, writing and presentation of financial report. From the conclusion, writer gives suggestion that better PT BRI shariah official Malang in treatment of accounting defrayal of murabahah to the appraisal procedure section and the decision of funding as well as in AO section there is the form of Customer Interview before doing process of appraisal and analysis application of defrayal Customer document. Hopefully the next research will make a research in some shariah’s banks, so it can compared each banks about their accounting process for all of shariah’s products.
