Developing a single-session strategy for the implementation of take-home naloxone by community pharmacists using COM-B and design-thinking

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Developing a single-session strategy for the implementation of take-home naloxone by community pharmacists using COM-B and design-thinking

Background: Despite the overwhelming evidence of its effectiveness, there is poor implementation of take-home naloxone by pharmacists. Barriers have been explored and mapped to the capability, opportunity, motivation—behaviour (COM-B) model of behaviour change, yet no theoretically informed implemen...

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Main Authors:	Moullin, Joanna, Ely, Philip, Uren, Hannah, Staniland, Lexy, Nielsen, Suzanne, Lenton, Simon
Other Authors:	Eldh, Ann Catrine
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Frontiers Media 2023
Subjects:	opioid overdose naloxone pharmacy implementation science theoretical models COM-B design thinking
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/92861

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