Evaluating the practice of Iranian community pharmacists regarding oral contraceptive pills using simulated patients
Background: As oral contraceptive pills are available over the counter in pharmacies, pharmacists are professionally responsible for checking and informing patients about every aspect of taking these drugs. Simulated patient method is a new and robust way to evaluate professional performance of phar...
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2016
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