Integrating Complementary and Alternative Medicines into Pharmacy Practice: Identifying challenges in meeting professional responsibilities and training needs

Butler, NadineRamburan, Veleeni2018-08-152024-05-152018-08-312024-05-152017https://hdl.handle.net/10566/15166Magister Pharmaceuticae - MpharmCommunity pharmacies are popular suppliers of complementary and alternative medicines (CAMs) and pharmacists encounter requests from consumers for information on them. The purpose of this study was to assess the extent to which community pharmacists, and final year pharmacy students at the University of the Western Cape, can meet their professional obligations to advise on CAMs.enComplementary medicines, Integration, Pharmacists, Pharmacy students, Perceptions, Knowledge, Professional responsibilities, Information provision, Barriers, Training needsIntegrating Complementary and Alternative Medicines into Pharmacy Practice: Identifying challenges in meeting professional responsibilities and training needsUniversity of the Western Cape