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To explore clinical pharmacists' opinions, and their perceived barriers and facilitators, to support clinical research delivery in secondary care.

Jiao, Y
; 
Shenton. J
Abstract
The National Health Service (NHS) is confronted with significant challenges in facilitating clinical research delivery.1�Clinical pharmacists were instrumental in ensuring patient safety while conducting urgent public health studies, such as the RECOVERY trial, during the COVID-19 pandemic.2�Numerous studies have reported the positive impact of pharmacy workforce in supporting clinical research delivery3. However, it remains unclear whether pharmacists are willing to take on this extra responsibility.
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The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust
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30/11/2023
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Pharmacology
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Y Jiao, J Shenton, To explore clinical pharmacists� opinions, and their perceived barriers and facilitators, to supporting clinical research delivery in secondary care,�International Journal of Pharmacy Practice, Volume 31, Issue Supplement_2, December 2023, Pages ii26�ii27,
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10.1093/ijpp/riad074.032
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14200/6586
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Oxford University Press
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