Evaluation of a pharmacy-led, community based, health information network to promote cancer prevention

Aryana, M. and Coggans, N. and Hudson, S. and McKellar, S. and Grant, E. and Bryson, S. and Edwards, N. (2009) Evaluation of a pharmacy-led, community based, health information network to promote cancer prevention. Pharmacy World and Science, 31 (1). p. 46. PEPI-162. ISSN 0928-1231 (https://doi.org/10.1007/s11096-008-9262-z)

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Abstract

ESCP 7th spring conference on clinical pharmacy, tackling inequalities in the delivery of pharmaceutical care, 16-19 May 2007, Edinburgh, UK. Cancer prevention [1, 2] information ''Actively Preventing Cancer'' (APC) is provided by a Glasgow Pharmacy Public Health Project by website and touch screen information (TSI) points in a community pharmacy and health centres, targeted at deprived communities with lower than average life expectancy. Data reported here are from the second year of a two-year evaluation. First-year results were reported previously [3]. To assess new users' perceptions of usability and satisfaction with content, and to assess impact on lifestyle among those who had either used APC at least 3 months or at least 1 year previously.

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