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. 2016 Jan 21;38:344–352. doi: 10.1007/s11096-016-0247-z

Table 1.

Superordinate themes and themes

Philosophy of care Need for change Role ambiguity
Institutionalisation Patients’ preferences Blood testing
Recovery Continuity of care Knowledge of procedure
Patronising Patient outcomes Doctor’s view of pharmacists
Production line care Mental state assessment Role distinction
Attitude towards patients Decreasing waiting time Different perspectives
Deteriorating mental state = complaints Effects of clozapine Nurse’s perception of pharmacist input
Patient care priorities Information for patients Doctors’ lack of knowledge
Responsibility for patients Waiting times Nurse/pharmacist conflict
Paternalistic Importance of routine for patients No perceived role for pharmacist
Doctor’s perception of patient’s view Patient satisfaction Reason for no pharmacist input
Medicalisation Better organisation of care Role responsibility
Prescribing skills Blurring boundaries of job roles
Better use of skills Added value of pharmacists
Pharmacists’ knowledge and skills Doctor’s role
Pharmacist presence
Conflict with other HCPs
Extension of job role