A qualitative study exploring perceptions and attitudes of community pharmacists about extended pharmacy services in Lahore, Pakistan

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Furqan K. Hashmi
Mohamed Azmi Hassali
Adnan Khalid
Fahad Saleem
Hisham Aljadhey
Zaheer ud Din Babar
Mohammad Bashaar
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[1] School of Pharmaceutical Sciences,Faculty of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
[2] Universiti Sains Malaysia,Department of Pharmacy, School of Applied Sciences
[3] Combined Military Hospital,undefined
[4] University of Baluchistan,undefined
[5] College of Pharmacy,undefined
[6] King Saud University,undefined
[7] University of Huddersfield,undefined
[8] SMART Afghan International Trainings & Consultancy,undefined
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BMC Health Services Research | / 17卷
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Qualitative study; Perception; Attitudes; Community pharmacists; Extended pharmacy services; Pakistan;
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