Publications by authors named "Anan Sadeq Jarab"
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- - This study examined how Jordanian community pharmacists identify and counsel breastfeeding mothers about medication use, using a survey method with a sample of 381 pharmacists.
- - Results indicated that most pharmacists were female, and a significant number preferred to ask every woman directly to identify breastfeeding mothers. About one-third experienced daily questions regarding medication and felt confident in advising breastfeeding women.
- - The conclusion emphasized the importance of pharmacists’ ongoing interactions with breastfeeding women and highlighted the need for access to reliable, up-to-date information on medication use during breastfeeding.
Background: Glycemic goals (hemoglobin A1c < 7%) are often not achieved in patients with type 2 diabetes despite the availability of many effective treatments and the documented benefits of glycemic control in the reduction of long-term microvascular and macrovascular complications. Several studies have established the important positive effects of pharmacist-led management on achieving glycemic control and other clinical outcomes in patients with diabetes. Diabetes prevalence and mortality are increasing rapidly in Jordan.
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