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Working to the TOP-of-Scope of Registered Nurses Practice to Enhance Community Access to Essential MEDicines (TOP-MED Study)

  • Fox, Amanda (Chief Investigator (Project Lead))
  • Lin, Frances (Chief Investigator (Flinders Lead))
  • Patsy, Yates (Chief Investigator)
  • Chan, Raymond (Chief Investigator)
  • McPhail, Steven (Chief Investigator)
  • Williams, Suzanne (Chief Investigator)
  • Nowlan, Shelley (Chief Investigator)
  • Hurley, Jennifer (Chief Investigator)
  • Adams, Anne Mette (Associate Investigator)
  • Ee, Carolyn (Chief Investigator)
  • Queensland University of Technology
  • Queensland Health
  • South Australia Health

Project Details

Description

To use Discrete Choice Experiment methodology to understand consumer preferences in relation to medicine prescriptions and access. It is hypothesised that health consumers experience delays and reduced access to medicines and that prescribing by RNs would be acceptable to consumers to improve timely access and reduce appointments with multiple health care professionals.
AcronymTOP-MED
StatusActive
Effective start/end date1/02/26 → 1/02/28

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