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1. Beliefs about capabilities
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Pharmacists’ capabilities
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Self-efficacy of the pharmacists
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Pharmacists perception of patients’ capabilities
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Ability to manage their own medicine
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Having a carer
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2. Knowledge
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Pharmacists’ knowledge about the tools and the procedure
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Level of knowledge
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3. Emotion
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Pharmacists’ feelings
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Patients’ feelings
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4. Environmental context and resources (environmental constraints)
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Factors related to the tools
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Availability of handheld medication records
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Design of handheld medication records
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Factors relating to the hospital environment
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Relocation of patients
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Time limitations
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5. Skills
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Pharmacists’ skills
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Level of pharmacist skill required
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6. Nature of the behaviour
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Pharmacists’ behaviour towards the tools
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Standard operating procedures
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7. Social, professional role
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Pharmacists beliefs about responsibility
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Pharmacists’ role
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Other healthcare professionals’ responsibility
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8. Social influence (norms)
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Importance of patients feedback
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Patients’ feedback
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Pharmacy feedback
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Interprofessional communication
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Establishment of practice
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9. Behavioural regulation
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Methods needed to encourage pharmacist to effective implementation
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Audits
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Training
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10. Beliefs about consequences (anticipated outcomes attitude)
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Beliefs about risks
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High-risk drugs.
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Polypharmacy
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11. Memory, attention and decision process
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Factors affecting the pharmacists’ and pharmacy technicians attention and decision making
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Forgetfulness
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12. Motivation and goals (intention)
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Methods to motivate pharmacists
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Pay pharmacists to provide it
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