Building the evidence base for community pharmacy depression services

Natalie  Weir; David Kernaghan; Margaret Watson; Gazala Akram; Margaret  Maxwell; Judith Pratt

Building the evidence base for community pharmacy depression services

Natalie Weir, David Kernaghan, Margaret Watson, Gazala Akram, Margaret Maxwell, Judith Pratt

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Abstract

Depression is the most common mental health condition affecting over 300 million people worldwide. This number is increasing in the UK, and over a decade the number of anti-depressants prescribed has almost doubled. People who work in community pharmacies (chemists) could help people with depression as pharmacies are widely distributed, especially in deprived areas where depression is more common, and are easy to access without an appointment.

Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 12 May 2023
Event	Mental Health Care Futures - University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom Duration: 12 May 2023 → …

Conference

Conference	Mental Health Care Futures
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Glasgow
Period	12/05/23 → …

Keywords

community pharmacies
depression
systematic review
stakeholder consulation
Delphi analysis
evidence based approach

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Weir-etal-CPDS-2023-Building-the-evidence-base-for-communityAccepted author manuscript, 371 KBLicence: Strath_1

2 Invited talk
1 Oral presentation

CMHP PRUK Research Award Building the Evidence Base for Community Pharmacy Depression Services: A Systematic Review and Multi-Stakeholder Consensus Exercise
Weir, N. M. (Invited speaker), Kernaghan, D. (Contributor), Alshammari, H. A. M. (Contributor), Akram, G. (Contributor), Pratt, J. (Contributor), Maxwell, M. (Contributor) & Watson, M. (Contributor)
12 Oct 2024
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
Building the Evidence Base for Community Pharmacy Depression Services: Research Experience
Weir, N. M. (Speaker)
17 Oct 2024
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
Community Pharmacy Depression Service Project: Final Dissemination Event
Weir, N. M. (Speaker), Kernaghan, D. (Speaker), Akram, G. (Contributor), Pratt, J. (Contributor), Maxwell, M. (Contributor) & Watson, M. (Contributor)
1 Jul 2024
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Oral presentation

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Building the evidence base for community pharmacy depression services

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UN SDGs

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CMHP PRUK Research Award Building the Evidence Base for Community Pharmacy Depression Services: A Systematic Review and Multi-Stakeholder Consensus Exercise

Building the Evidence Base for Community Pharmacy Depression Services: Research Experience

Community Pharmacy Depression Service Project: Final Dissemination Event

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