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. 2016 Sep 9;10:1749–1758. doi: 10.2147/PPA.S112931

Table 3.

Experiences of and willingness to use medicines-related services among the public

Service/aspect of service Had experience of MRS, n (%) Would be prepared to use MRS in the future, n (%)
Yes Maybe
Received advice concerning medicines just collected
 In private consultation room 288 (28.8) 695 (69.6) 216 (21.6)
 In quiet area of pharmacy 325 (32.5) 732 (73.3) 203 (20.3)
 Across pharmacy counter 708 (70.9) 820 (82.1) 132 (13.2)
Received advice concerning new medicine just collected
 In private consultation room 194 (19.4) 700 (70.1) 215 (21.5)
 In quiet area of pharmacy 213 (21.3) 732 (73.3) 201 (20.1)
 Across pharmacy counter 510 (51.0) 801 (80.2) 146 (14.6)
Had a discussion with a pharmacist:
 Because recently discharged from hospital 102 (10.2) 655 (65.6) 219 (21.9)
 Because were taking particular medicine 230 (23.0) 710 (71.1) 226 (22.6)
 A general review in a private consultation room 248 (24.9) 685 (68.9) 233 (23.4)
Given pharmacist permission to:
 Telephone you to follow-up about advice already provided 111 (11.1) 544 (54.5) 235 (23.5)
 Share your information with local NHS 116 (11.6) 553 (55.4) 232 (23.2)
 Share your information with your doctor 345 (34.6) 808 (81.0) 132 (13.2)

Abbreviations: MRS, medicines-related service; NHS, National Health Service.