Health system actors’ perspectives of prescribing practices in public health facilities in Eswatini: A Qualitative Study

Rational medicines use (RMU) is the prescribing/dispensing of good quality medicines to meet individual patient's clinical needs. Policy-makers, managers and frontline providers play critical roles in safeguarding medicine usage thus ensuring their rational use. This study investigated perspect...

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Main Authors: Ncube, Nondumiso B. Q, Knight, Lucia, Bradley, Hazel Anne, Schneider, Helen, Laing, Richard, Thet Wai, Khin
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Data collection
Drug stores
Evaluation
Guidelines
Health care
Health care facilities
Health facilities
Health sciences
Hospitals
Medical personnel
Medicine
Medicine and Health Sciences
Nurses
Patients
People and Places
Pharmaceuticals
Pharmacists
Physicians
Practice guidelines (Medicine)
Public health
Public sector
Qualitative reasoning
Qualitative research
Schneider, Richard
Technicians
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Data collection
Drug stores
Evaluation
Guidelines
Health care
Health care facilities
Health facilities
Health sciences
Hospitals
Medical personnel
Medicine
Medicine and Health Sciences
Nurses
Patients
People and Places
Pharmaceuticals
Pharmacists
Physicians
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Public sector
Qualitative reasoning
Qualitative research
Schneider, Richard
Technicians
title Health system actors’ perspectives of prescribing practices in public health facilities in Eswatini: A Qualitative Study
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