Contemporary Research Methods in Pharmacy and Health Services, Volume Two is an essential resource for researchers and practitioners in the field of pharmaceutical science. Building on the groundbreaking work published in the esteemed journals Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP) and Exploratory Research in Clinical and Social Pharmacy (ERCSP), this volume addresses the critical need for comprehensive and structured methodologies in evaluating and implementing pharmacy services. By transforming selected articles into fully developed chapters, the book enriches the discourse surrounding contemporary research methods, making it an invaluable tool for advancing knowledge and practice.
The volume features a diverse array of chapters that cover a wide range of topics, including the use of the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) to evaluate telepharmacy services for outpatient cancer patients, the translation and validation of adherence measurement tools, and the application of network analysis in health code systems. Other notable contributions explore innovative strategies for improving clinical pharmacy services, conducting scoping reviews in pharmacy education, and employing mixed-methods approaches to enhance medication counseling.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover Image - p. i 3. Title Page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Contributors - p. xi 7. About the editors - p. xv 8. Preface - p. xvii 9. Section I: Methodological cornerstones of high quality pharmacy research - p. S1 10. Chapter 1 How to validate self-reported questionnaires for pharmacy practice? Methodological recommendations with the 15-STARS as an illustrative example - p. 3 11. Chapter 2 Hermeneutic phenomenology and member checking: Navigating tensions and advancing epistemological reflexivity philosophical critique, practical strategies, and reflective resources for qualitative research - p. 13 12. Chapter 3 Scientific visibility and medical subject heading terms: The case of ‘pharmaceutical sciences’ - p. 33 13. Chapter 4 Lexicographic analysis as a methodological tool for mapping healthcare integration - p. 47 14. Chapter 5 Methodological quality and risk of bias of meta analyses of pharmacy services: A systematic review - p. 65 15. Chapter 6 Developing high-quality research questions - p. 77 16. Chapter 7 Executing high-quality literature searches - p. 91 17. Chapter 8 Synthesizing the scatter: Conducting purposeful scoping reviews in pharmacy education - p. 105 18. Section II: Designing and evaluating interventions in pharmacy research - p. S2 19. Chapter 9 Investigating the impact of agile methods on psychological safety perception in pharmaceutical practice: A multidimensional approach - p. 119 20. Chapter 10 Using case study methodology to examine the role of pharmacists in residential aged care - p. 135 21. Chapter 11 Using habit science in the design and delivery of a pharmacist-delivered medication adherence intervention - p. 155 22. Chapter 12 Complexity in pharmacy practice: Methodological insights from a realist evaluation of community pharmacy development in Aotearoa New Zealand - p. 169 23. Chapter 13 Interpretative phenomenological analysis in support of collaboration among healthcare providers - p. 187 24. Chapter 14 Designing for health equity: The application of critical Indigenous methodology in health services research - p. 195 25. Chapter 15 Scoping reviews in pharmacy and health services research - p. 213 26. Chapter 16 Development of a complex medication review intervention in a cross-sector setting - p. 225 27. Chapter 17 Risk indicators and risk groups in register-based medicine use research - p. 241 28. Section III: Innovative methods and tools in pharmacy research - p. S3 29. Chapter 18 Implementation frameworks for evaluation in pharmacy and other health services with a focus on the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research 2.0 - p. 259 30. Chapter 19 An evidence-based approach to disseminating research - p. 275 31. Chapter 20 Using design thinking and journey mapping to inform person-centered service design - p. 285 32. Chapter 21 Health information technology in pharmacy: A concept-mapping approach to evaluation - p. 303 33. Chapter 22 Methodological guidance on patient and public involvement and engagement in social pharmacy research - p. 315 34. Chapter 23 Enhancing the clinical pharmacy service of a large teaching hospital: Development of a new clinical prioritization tool - p. 327 35. Chapter 24 How can a behavioural economics lens contribute to deprescribing? Nudging taking fewer medicines - p. 343 36. Chapter 25 Concept mapping: An integrated, mixed methods approach for collaboratively building consensus - p. 363 37. Section IV: Technology advancing pharmacy research - p. S4 38. Chapter 26 Modularity encoding: A network-based approach for representing healthcare coding systems in machine learning models - p. 373 39. Chapter 27 Artificial intelligence in pharmacotherapy—Methods and approaches - p. 387 40. Chapter 28 Healthcare data integration using machine learning: A case study evaluation with health information-seeking behavior databases - p. 403 41. Chapter 29 Creating digital practice support tools with generative artificial intelligence - p. 417 42. Chapter 30 Preventing, identifying, and managing fraudulent participants in research - p. 437 43. Index - p. 451
Contemporary Research Methods in Pharmacy and Health Services, Volume Two is an essential resource for researchers and practitioners in the field of pharmaceutical science. Building on the groundbreaking work published in the esteemed journals Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP) and Exploratory Research in Clinical and Social Pharmacy (ERCSP), this volume addresses the critical need for comprehensive and structured methodologies in evaluating and implementing pharmacy services. By transforming selected articles into fully developed chapters, the book enriches the discourse surrounding contemporary research methods, making it an invaluable tool for advancing knowledge and practice.
The volume features a diverse array of chapters that cover a wide range of topics, including the use of the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) to evaluate telepharmacy services for outpatient cancer patients, the translation and validation of adherence measurement tools, and the application of network analysis in health code systems. Other notable contributions explore innovative strategies for improving clinical pharmacy services, conducting scoping reviews in pharmacy education, and employing mixed-methods approaches to enhance medication counseling.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover Image - p. i 3. Title Page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Contributors - p. xi 7. About the editors - p. xv 8. Preface - p. xvii 9. Section I: Methodological cornerstones of high quality pharmacy research - p. S1 10. Chapter 1 How to validate self-reported questionnaires for pharmacy practice? Methodological recommendations with the 15-STARS as an illustrative example - p. 3 11. Chapter 2 Hermeneutic phenomenology and member checking: Navigating tensions and advancing epistemological reflexivity philosophical critique, practical strategies, and reflective resources for qualitative research - p. 13 12. Chapter 3 Scientific visibility and medical subject heading terms: The case of ‘pharmaceutical sciences’ - p. 33 13. Chapter 4 Lexicographic analysis as a methodological tool for mapping healthcare integration - p. 47 14. Chapter 5 Methodological quality and risk of bias of meta analyses of pharmacy services: A systematic review - p. 65 15. Chapter 6 Developing high-quality research questions - p. 77 16. Chapter 7 Executing high-quality literature searches - p. 91 17. Chapter 8 Synthesizing the scatter: Conducting purposeful scoping reviews in pharmacy education - p. 105 18. Section II: Designing and evaluating interventions in pharmacy research - p. S2 19. Chapter 9 Investigating the impact of agile methods on psychological safety perception in pharmaceutical practice: A multidimensional approach - p. 119 20. Chapter 10 Using case study methodology to examine the role of pharmacists in residential aged care - p. 135 21. Chapter 11 Using habit science in the design and delivery of a pharmacist-delivered medication adherence intervention - p. 155 22. Chapter 12 Complexity in pharmacy practice: Methodological insights from a realist evaluation of community pharmacy development in Aotearoa New Zealand - p. 169 23. Chapter 13 Interpretative phenomenological analysis in support of collaboration among healthcare providers - p. 187 24. Chapter 14 Designing for health equity: The application of critical Indigenous methodology in health services research - p. 195 25. Chapter 15 Scoping reviews in pharmacy and health services research - p. 213 26. Chapter 16 Development of a complex medication review intervention in a cross-sector setting - p. 225 27. Chapter 17 Risk indicators and risk groups in register-based medicine use research - p. 241 28. Section III: Innovative methods and tools in pharmacy research - p. S3 29. Chapter 18 Implementation frameworks for evaluation in pharmacy and other health services with a focus on the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research 2.0 - p. 259 30. Chapter 19 An evidence-based approach to disseminating research - p. 275 31. Chapter 20 Using design thinking and journey mapping to inform person-centered service design - p. 285 32. Chapter 21 Health information technology in pharmacy: A concept-mapping approach to evaluation - p. 303 33. Chapter 22 Methodological guidance on patient and public involvement and engagement in social pharmacy research - p. 315 34. Chapter 23 Enhancing the clinical pharmacy service of a large teaching hospital: Development of a new clinical prioritization tool - p. 327 35. Chapter 24 How can a behavioural economics lens contribute to deprescribing? Nudging taking fewer medicines - p. 343 36. Chapter 25 Concept mapping: An integrated, mixed methods approach for collaboratively building consensus - p. 363 37. Section IV: Technology advancing pharmacy research - p. S4 38. Chapter 26 Modularity encoding: A network-based approach for representing healthcare coding systems in machine learning models - p. 373 39. Chapter 27 Artificial intelligence in pharmacotherapy—Methods and approaches - p. 387 40. Chapter 28 Healthcare data integration using machine learning: A case study evaluation with health information-seeking behavior databases - p. 403 41. Chapter 29 Creating digital practice support tools with generative artificial intelligence - p. 417 42. Chapter 30 Preventing, identifying, and managing fraudulent participants in research - p. 437 43. Index - p. 451
