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Questionnaire Survey for Care Managers Regarding Their Awareness about the Role of Pharmacists in Home Medical Care: Objective Analysis Using Text Mining / 日本プライマリ・ケア連合学会誌
An Official Journal of the Japan Primary Care Association ; : 92-99, 2018.
Article in Japanese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-688348
ABSTRACT

Introduction:

We conducted a nationwide questionnaire survey for care managers (CMs) regarding their awareness about the role of pharmacists in home medical care, and objectively analyzed the obtained data using text mining.

Methods:

Survey targets were CMs belonging to the Japan Care Manager Association (JCMA). A letter of request was mailed to the 47 prefectural branches of the JCMA. Only members of the JCMA who agreed to participate in this survey responded.

Results:

Responses were received from 206 CMs, 25% of whom had experience as medical professionals and 75% whom had experience as nursing care welfare staff. 90% of the 206 CMs replied "They are necessary" to the question "Are pharmacists necessary for home medical care?". Using text mining to identify the reason for answering "They are necessary", the characteristic keywords from the CMs with experience as medical professionals were "instruction" and "internal use". On the other hand, the characteristic keyword from the CMs with experience as nursing care welfare staff was "consultation".

Conclusion:

The CMs with experience as medical professionals expected the pharmacists "to demonstrate their expertise to patients, families, and other professionals". On the other hand, the CMs with experience as nursing care welfare staff expected the pharmacists "to provide consultation on information about medications and side effects".

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Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Type of study: Prognostic study Language: Japanese Journal: An Official Journal of the Japan Primary Care Association Year: 2018 Type: Article

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