Background: Satisfying patients with pharmaceutical care has evolved as a requirement for improving patients' health behaviors, leading to better health care outcomes. Aim: The study's goal was to analyze outpatient satisfaction and discover predictors of how satisfied patients are with the provision of pharmaceutical care in a public secondary health institution. Methods: Using the method of convenient sampling, a sample of 400 patients from the health facility's outpatient department was enlisted. 400 questionnaires were distributed, and 380 were returned...........

Keywords : patient's, pharmaceutical care, Pharmacist, Secondary Healthcare, satisfaction.

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BACKGROUND: Women as beautiful as nature, is the most delicate, complicate and supreme creation of god to mankind. The transition of a girl to a women and a women to a mother adds a sense of fullness to her life. Women unlike men is subjected to various diseases in relation to her reproductive system. One such disease is POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME. PCOS is one of the most common female endocrine disorders which are emerging as the major cause of problem among adolescent girls. Reproductive axis is closely linked to nutritional status especially undernutrition in females............

Keywords : PCOS, Haemoglobin, Vihara, Alpa Ahara

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Background: Various psychiatric disorders are treated with psychotropic agents. A high incidence of adverse drug reactions is associated with the majority of these drugs, which result in substantial morbidity and mortality. In addition to raising awareness and promoting pharmacovigilance, clinical pharmacists assist patients and healthcare professionals in identifying possible adverse reactions.............

Keywords : Adverse drug reactions [ADRs], Psychotropic agents, Incidence rate, Clinical Pharmacist, Pharmacovigilance, Risk-benefit ratio.

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Background Information: Awareness of PCOS among public is minimum, surveys and studies focused on assessing PCOS and patient perceptions in the Indian setting are very limited. Objective: To Assess the Risk factors and KAP associated with PCOS in a community. Materials and Methods: an observation study conducted in community of Mysore, Hassan and Mandya for 5 months. Females of age group (12 -55 years), who can understand, answer questionnaire and who are willing to participate in the study were included.............

Keywords : KAP, PCOS, Risk factors, Prevalence.

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Pharmaceutical research has been dedicated to advancing drug delivery methods to enhance therapeutic outcomes and patient adherence. Buccal drug delivery systems, a novel approach, leverage the oral mucosa's unique attributes to provide an alternative to traditional administration routes. This study focuses on the formulation, molecular insights, and therapeutic implications of gabapentin buccal tablets, exploring the potential of this innovative approach. By examining drug formulation, physicochemical attributes, and patient-specific factors, the study reveals the interplay that affects gabapentin buccal absorption...........

Keywords : Mouth dissolving Tablet, Orodispersible Tablets, gabapentin, Buccal drug delivery system.

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