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The Effectiveness of Microtraining in Developing Pharmacists Communication Skills: A study of personality and attitudes

Owen D. W. Hargie Department of Communication, University of Ulster,
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Norman C. Morrow Department of Pharmacy, Queen's University of Belfast
Pages 195-203 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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David Dickson & Teresa Mullan. (1990) An empirical investigation of the effects of a microcounselling programme with social work students: The acquisition and transfer of component skills. Counselling Psychology Quarterly 3:3, pages 267-283.
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OwenD. Hargie & Christine Saunders. (1990) Personality and Attitude to Microtraining: a correlational study. Journal of Further and Higher Education 14:1, pages 120-127.
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John Lilja, Sam Larsson, David Hamilton & Josefin Issakainen. (2000) Empathy as a communication strategy in the pharmacy — a study based on cognitive and behavioural analysis. International Journal of Pharmacy Practice 8:3, pages 176-187.
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Jeff Taylor & Amy Smith. (2010) Pharmacy Student Attitudes to Patient Education: A Longitudinal Study. Canadian Pharmacists Journal / Revue des Pharmaciens du Canada 143:5, pages 234-239.
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D. M. Kaufman, B. L. Prime-Walker, K. V. Mann & P. Andreou. 1997. Advances in Medical Education. Advances in Medical Education 685 688 .

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