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J Prim Care Community Health2025;1621501319251380623.January 1, 2025Journal Article

Impact of Direct Clinical Pharmacist Intervention on Achievement of Blood Pressure Control at a Federally Qualified Health Center Within a Medically Underserved Area.

Bethany Maegan Lamb¹, Evie C Floyd¹, Reagan K Barfield¹, Janet V Goff¹, Tate Owens², Miranda McGee², Joseph Magagnoli¹, Whitney D Maxwell¹

¹University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy, Columbia, USA.

²Tandem Health, Sumter, SC, USA.

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Abstract

BACKGROUND: Previous publications have demonstrated the benefits of pharmacist involvement in hypertension management, including in rural health care settings. Unlike many of the previous studies that evaluated pharmacist interventions occurring in collaboration with physicians, this study uniquely assessed the impact of pharmacist-led interventions under a collaborative practice agreement (CPA) o…

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