‘She taught me’: factors consumers find important in nurse practitioner and pharmacist prescriber services

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Tara N. Officer
Jackie Cumming
Karen McBride-Henry
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[1] Victoria University of Wellington,Health Services Research Centre
[2] Victoria University of Wellington,School of Nursing, Midwifery, and Health Practice
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Human Resources for Health | / 19卷
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Nurse practitioner; Pharmacist prescriber; Patient-centred care; Realist evaluation; Non-medical prescribing; Consumer/patient perspective;
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