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VIDEO: Community pharmacy can play a key clinical role in delivery of COVID-19 vaccinations - new research view more
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New research published in
BMJ Open shows that community pharmacy could play a key clinical role in the future role of COVID-19 vaccination programmes, according to a study led by Aston University in Birmingham, UK, in collaboration with UK and international researchers.
The team found that community pharmacists, as a skilled clinical workforce , could positively contribute, supporting the community in which they serve - by playing a critical role in ongoing COVID-19 vaccination campaigns.
The researchers working on the PERISCOPE study found that community pharmacy is uniquely placed to support individuals, because it is seen by the public as a credible, trustworthy service, which could be key to any future clinical role it might play, especially where addressing vaccine hesitancy in hard to reach commun