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The high prevalence of chronic diseases and ease of availability of over-the-counter medications have favored both prescribed and self-medication consumption among the needy. It's equally important to ensure that not only patients but everyone should be aware of appropriate storage requirements to prevent negative health and economic consequences. A cross-sectional study to evaluate self-medication and drug storage practices among pharmacy students at Banasthali Vidyapith, Rajasthan, was considered. A semi-structured, validated questionnaire with 21 open and closed-ended questions addressing…mehr

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The high prevalence of chronic diseases and ease of availability of over-the-counter medications have favored both prescribed and self-medication consumption among the needy. It's equally important to ensure that not only patients but everyone should be aware of appropriate storage requirements to prevent negative health and economic consequences. A cross-sectional study to evaluate self-medication and drug storage practices among pharmacy students at Banasthali Vidyapith, Rajasthan, was considered. A semi-structured, validated questionnaire with 21 open and closed-ended questions addressing several domains-knowledge, attitude, and practices were used to collect the data after informed consent was obtained. A total of 300 subjects satisfying both the inclusion and exclusion criteria participated in the study. STROBE guidelines for the cross-sectional study were considered. The study adjudged that the students of pharmacy have good knowledge of self-medication and storage requirements/practices to be considered for medications.
Autorenporträt
Bardzo wszechstronna osoba z ponad 21-letni¿ dog¿¿bn¿ znajomo¿ci¿ zasad nauczania, badä i rozwoju z do¿wiadczeniem przemys¿owym. Sachdev Yadav, profesor nadzwyczajny (farmakologia), Wydziä Farmacji, Banasthali Vidyapith, Rad¿astan, uzyskä tytu¿ doktora i magistra farmacji odpowiednio w Bansathali Vidyapith i Jamia Hamdard.