Marika Pohjanoksa-Mäntylä

TL;DR: Improving their comprehensiveness would require better access to patient information for those professionals conducting clinical medication reviews, and can enhance cooperation between countries and stakeholders involved in medication review practice development nationally and internationally.

TL;DR: It is indicated that physicians and pharmacists are the most common sources of medicines information among people both with and without mental disorders, however, patient information leaflets and the Internet were more commonly used by people with mental disorders.

TL;DR: To identify medication review interventions for older adults that involve community pharmacists and evidence of outcomes of these interventions, evidence of how these interventions help improve the quality of life of older adults is investigated.

TL;DR: The Internet was perceived as an important source of additional drug information, particularly when fear of stigmatization or depression related symptoms limited information seeking from other sources.

TL;DR: Consumers appear to have multiple unmet drug information needs, and in regard to nervous system drugs, anti-infectives and NSAID, drug information call centers operated by community pharmacies could complement face-to-face information provided by health professionals.