Why the study?
Does regular participation in pharmaceutical care services improve perceived benefits and reduce perceived health threats in hypertensive patients?
Does regular participation in pharmaceutical care services improve perceived benefits and reduce perceived health threats in hypertensive patients?
Hypertensive patients perceive regular meetings with pharmacists as reducing their chance of developing health-related problems, despite rating specific counseling services poorly.
Perceived lower health risk with pharmacist meetings may encourage uptake in hypertension; hypothesis-generating for effects on adherence or outcomes.
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