National survey identifying community pharmacist preceptors' experience, knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors influencing intent to recommend cannabidiol products.

Objectives: The primary study objective was to characterize community pharmacist preceptors' experience, clinical and legislative knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors regarding cannabidiol (CBD). The secondary study objective was to identify which of these factors influenced intent to recommend CBD products.

Methods: A 36-item survey was used to collect respondent demographics, experience, knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors regarding CBD.

Indiana community pharmacist preceptors' knowledge and perceptions of medication-assisted treatment.

Objectives: The study aim was to characterize the Indiana community-based pharmacist preceptors' knowledge and perceptions of medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder (OUD). The secondary objectives were to explore the desired resources, dispensing concerns, and preceptors' involvement in precepting students.

Design: A 38-item survey was used to collect respondent demographics, knowledge, and perceptions of MAT for OUD.

Perception of immunizations and vaccine recommendation sources for persons living with HIV compared with persons without HIV.

Objectives: To measure and compare the perception of immunizations, immunization status, and recommendation sources in persons living with HIV (PLWHs) and persons without HIV and determine a strategy for improving immunization rates by increasing awareness of pharmacy services.

Design: A 19-item survey based on the Health Belief Model assessed patients' perceptions and recommendation sources regarding immunization acceptance for specific vaccines: Tdap, pneumococcal, and hepatitis B (HepB). Survey items used a 5-point Likert-type scale assessing participants' perceptions, with questions identifying participants' most trusted sources of immunization information and patient demographics.