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OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study was to explore pharmacists' barriers and facilitators regarding participation in pharmacy practice research. METHODS: We conducted an online cross-sectional survey in 1974 community pharmacies in the Netherlands. KEY FINDINGS: A total of 252 pharmacists completed the questionnaire. The majority agreed that participation in research should be part of daily practice. Efficient time investment and a clear benefit for general professional knowledge, patient care and pharmacy organisation were the most important facilitating factors. CONCLUSIONS: To encourage pharmacists' participation, researchers should offer clear instructions, possibilities for flexible time management, simple patient inclusion, task delegation and no additional contacts with healthcare professionals due to the research.
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