Modelling elderly patients’ perception of the community pharmacist image when providing professional servicesFootnote^*

^*This paper was part of the Doctoral Thesis: Interacción farmacéutico-paciente en la farmacia comunitaria, en particular, con el proceso y aplicación de SFT. [Pharmacist-patient interaction in community pharmacy using the delivery of Medication Reviews with Follow Up]. Doctoral Program of Clinical Medicine and Public Health: University of Granada.

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