Vakcinācija kā aptiekā sniedzams pakalpojums
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2021
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Rīgas Stradiņa universitāte
Rīga Stradiņš University
Rīga Stradiņš University
Abstract
Vakcinācija aptiekā daudzviet pasaulē iekļaujas farmaceitu ikdienas pienākumos. Tā ir uzrādījusi spēju palielināt vakcinācijas rādītājus, uzlabojot šī pakalpojuma pieejamību dažādās pacientu grupās. Pēc 2020.gadā publicētā Starptautiskās Farmaceitu federācijas globālā ziņojuma informācijas, Latvijā līdz 2024.gadam tiek plānots ieviest vakcināciju kā aptiekā sniedzamu pakalpojumu.
Izvirzītais pētījuma mērķis paredz informācijas apzināšanu un apkopošanu, lai noskaidrotu, kas nepieciešams šāda pakalpojuma ieviešanai. Iegūstot informāciju no atvērta tipa aptiekā strādājošajiem farmācijas speciālistiem un studentiem, tika iegūts priekšstats par viņu informētību un gatavību iesaistīties imunizācijas pasākumu realizēšanā. Pētījumā konstatēts, ka 37,86% farmācijas speciālistu un studentu būtu gatavi apgūt un sniegt vakcināciju aptiekā, bet vēlme iesaistīties pakalpojuma īstenošanā būtiski atšķīrās farmaceitu, farmaceita asistentu un farmācijas studentu vidū, kā arī atkarībā no piederības, konkrētai vecuma grupai.
Vaccination in many places of the world fits in to pharmacists’ daily chores. It has shown the ability to increase vaccination rates, improving the availability of this service to different patient groups. From International Pharmaceutical federations published global reports information’s in 2020, until 2024 Latvia plans to introduce this as a pharmacy-based service. The aim of this study suggests to identify and gather information to find out what is necessary for implementation of such service. Obtaining information from pharmaceutical professionals and students that are working in an open pharmacy, a view of their awareness and willingness to get involved in implementation of immunization measures was acquired. The study found that 37,86% of pharmaceutical professionals and students would be willing to learn and provide vaccination in a pharmacy, but the desire to get involved in the implementation of this service differed significantly among pharmacists, pharmacist assistants and pharmacy students, as well as belonging to specific age group.
Vaccination in many places of the world fits in to pharmacists’ daily chores. It has shown the ability to increase vaccination rates, improving the availability of this service to different patient groups. From International Pharmaceutical federations published global reports information’s in 2020, until 2024 Latvia plans to introduce this as a pharmacy-based service. The aim of this study suggests to identify and gather information to find out what is necessary for implementation of such service. Obtaining information from pharmaceutical professionals and students that are working in an open pharmacy, a view of their awareness and willingness to get involved in implementation of immunization measures was acquired. The study found that 37,86% of pharmaceutical professionals and students would be willing to learn and provide vaccination in a pharmacy, but the desire to get involved in the implementation of this service differed significantly among pharmacists, pharmacist assistants and pharmacy students, as well as belonging to specific age group.
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Farmācija
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Pharmacy
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Health Care
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farmaceita sniegta vakcinācija, prasības, vakcīnas, pharmacy-based vaccination, requirements, vaccines