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An economic evaluation of task-shifting approaches to the dispensing of anti-retroviral treatment in the Western Cape, South Africa
This study aims to critically evaluate the ISPA [indirectly supervised pharmacists assistants] and nurse-based pharmaceutical care models against the standard of care that involves a pharmacist dispensing ART, on the basis of cost, and patient preference.
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| Language: | English |
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Health Economics Unit
2014
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| Summary: | This study aims to critically evaluate the ISPA [indirectly supervised pharmacists assistants] and nurse-based pharmaceutical care models against the standard of care that involves a pharmacist dispensing ART, on the basis of cost, and patient preference. |
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