Table 2 Four categories included under the structure domain with GPs’ citations
Categories under structure domain | Statement | GP |
|---|---|---|
Competencies of clinical pharmacist | We are GPs and we practice family medicine. CP has its own role as he has much more knowledge and information about medicines pharmacokinetics, pharmacogenomics, interactions, adverse reactions, … We have some knowledge, but it is not that deep. It is a role that is irreplaceable in my opinion. We will always have the need for. | GP 1 |
… we see different things and maybe don’t think the problems could be related to medicine. The pharmacist looks at the patients from a different perspective … | GP 2 | |
The main advantage is that patients tell them a lot of things, they do not tell me. | GP 3 | |
CP has more time for a more in-depth review. | GP 4 | |
Access to clinical pharmacist | If I have any questions, I know CP is available also via email or via telephone for urgent matters … | GP 5 |
It practical – in the same house, we know when she’s here. | GP 6 | |
Collaboration between health-care professionals | We do not judge each other work, we work from two different perspectives, what is synergistic and positive for the patients. | GP 1 |
It is an add on, to community pharmacists and to us. We all work together in satisfaction of the patients. | GP 7 | |
Implementation of clinical decision support systems | There is something …. computer is throwing out something, but in my case it does not even work, I can read it and even if I could there is usually no time for that. | GP 8 |