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Data to support: Pharmacy Practice and First Peoples Health Equity - A Scoping Review

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Background: Access to medicines and quality use of medicines is critical to achieving First Peoples health equity. This scoping review identified pharmacy practice strategies and interventions, across the globe, contributing to achieving First Peoples health equity, including reported outcomes and how impact was measured. The review mapped identified strategies and interventions to a contemporary framework articulating the role of the pharmacist in contributing to sustainable health equity (the Kiles et al framework) and identified gaps for the pharmacy profession. It also identified barriers and enablers to implementation of the strategies and interventions. Findings were used to propose a model for pharmacy practice to maximise its contribution to achieving First Peoples health equity. The discussion highlights the need for pharmacists to be working at their full scope and competent at a high level in communication and leadership skills. Innovative and flexible Advanced Pharmacy Practice models of care are needed which embrace the social aspects associated with pharmaceutical care delivery. The pharmacy profession requires a way to measure its impact on health equity. The protocol for this scoping review was published with JBI Evidence Synthesis: 2024;22(5):913-924.https://doi.org/10.11124/jbies-23-00129 This dataset consists of: 6 files (PDF format) that support the scoping review as follows: Appendix A - Database search strings Appendix B - Characteristics of included studies Appendix C - Studies mapped to Kiles et al framework Figure 1 - PRISMA Flowchart Figure 2 - Combined Results Output Figure 3 - Proposed model for maximising pharmacy practice contribution to achieving First Peoples health equity Software/equipment used to create/collect the data: JBI SUMARI, ENDNOTE 21

背景:获取药物及合理用药是实现第一民族(First Peoples)健康公平的关键前提。本范围综述梳理了全球范围内有助于推动第一民族健康公平的药学实践策略与干预措施,涵盖已报道的研究结局及影响评估方式。本综述将已识别的策略与干预措施映射至一套阐明药师在促进可持续健康公平中所扮演角色的当代框架(Kiles等人框架,Kiles et al framework),并明确了药学专业尚存的发展空白;同时识别了该类策略与干预措施落地实施的阻碍因素与促进条件。基于本综述的研究结果,本研究提出了一套药学实践模型,以最大化其在实现第一民族健康公平方面的贡献。本讨论部分强调,药师需充分发挥其执业范围的全部职能,并具备高水平的沟通与领导力素养;需构建兼具创新性与灵活性的高级药学实践照护模型,充分融入药学服务交付相关的社会维度。此外,药学专业亟需建立一套可量化其对健康公平影响的评估体系。 本范围综述的研究方案已发表于《JBI Evidence Synthesis》2024年第22卷第5期,页码范围913-924,DOI:10.11124/jbies-23-00129。 本数据集包含6份PDF格式文件,用于支撑本次范围综述,具体如下: 附录A:数据库检索策略 附录B:纳入研究的特征信息 附录C:映射至Kiles等人框架的纳入研究 图1:PRISMA流程图(PRISMA Flowchart) 图2:合并结果输出表 图3:最大化药学实践对第一民族健康公平贡献的拟用模型 本数据集制作与数据采集所用软件/设备:JBI SUMARI、ENDNOTE 21
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