Numerous factors likely affected uptake of these programs, but one of the most important determinants of success may be the pharmacists' personal beliefs in the potential benefits of clinical care

摘要

The proportion of pharmacies that enrolled to provide clinical care services was generally high-in fact, 80% or over in systems such as the Australian HMR, Iowa Pharmaceutical Case Management, and the Asheville Project.However, the proportion of enrolled pharmacies actually providing clinical care services varied significantly between systems, despite high initial uptake. The percentages of eligible patients who received an intervention were high for developing programs; namely, the Iowa outcomes-based pharmacist reimbursement program and the Asheville Project at 74% and 100%, respectively.