CAN AN EDUCATIONAL WEBINAR IMPROVE ANTIMICROBIAL STEWARDSHIP ADVICE IN COMMUNITY PHARMACIES?

• At: AbuDhabi (United Arab Emirates) (2019)
• Type: Poster
• Poster code: POS-CPS-057
• By: ALLISON, Rosalie (Public Health England, Primary Care Unit, United Kingdom)
• Co-author(s): Philip Howard: University of Leeds, United Kingdom
  Rosalie Allison: Public Health England, United Kingdom
  Sara Chapman: The Letter g, United Kingdom
  Diane Ashiru-Oredope: Public Health England, United Kingdom
  Tracey Thornley: University of Nottingham, United Kingdom;, Boots UK, United Kingdom
  Sue Walker: University of Reading, United Kingdom
  Rebecca Myers: Gloucestershire Local Pharmaceutical Committee, United Kingdom
  Stephanie Howell: Badhams Pharmacy, United Kingdom
  Liz Ponting: Gloucestershire Clinical Commissioning Group, United Kingdom
  Neetan Jain: Spa Pharmacy, United Kingdom
  Alan Gray: Public Health England’s People’s Panel, United Kingdom
  Alicja Ainsworth: Lloyds Pharmacy, United Kingdom
  Adrian Tait: Boots UK, United Kingdom
  Leah Jones: Public Health England, United Kingdom
  Cliodna McNulty: Public Health England, United Kingdom
  
• Abstract:

  Background

  Community pharmacy staff have the opportunity to influence patients’ use of antibiotics by advising patients on effective self-care options, appropriateness of antibiotics, antibiotic adherence and the consequences of using antibiotics incorrectly.

  Methods

  Pharmacy staff from twelve Gloucestershire community pharmacies were invited to
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