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Footnotes

1. Clinical Resource and Audit Group. The Scottish Office. Clinical Pharmacy Practice in Primary Care; a framework for the provision of community-based NHS pharmaceutical services. 1999.
2. The Pharmaceutical Journal. 20 May 2000. Preventing drug-related morbidity. Volume 264, page 782
3. Sacket DL, Snow JC. 1979. The magnitude of compliance and non-compliance. In Haynes RB, Taylor WD, Sacket DL eds. Compliance in health care. The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore & London, pages 11 - 22.
4. The Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and Merck Sharpe & Dohme. From Compliance to Concordance; Achieving Shared Goals in Medicine Taking. 1997.
5. Scottish Executive. Building a Health Service Fit for the Future. 2005. Volume 2, page 50.
6. The Scottish Government. Better Health, Better Care: Action Plan. 2007.
7. Hepler CD, Strand LM. March 1990. Opportunities and responsibilities in pharmaceutical care. American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, Volume 47, pages 533-543.
8. Scottish Executive. The Right Medicine; A Strategy for Pharmaceutical Care in Scotland. 2002.
9. 'temporary resident' is a person who is resident in Scotland for more than 24 hours but less than three months.
10. Clinical Resource and Audit Group, The Scottish Office. Counselling and Advice on Medicines and Appliances in Community Pharmacy Practice. 1996.
11. Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. 2006. Long Term Conditions: Integrating Community Pharmacy.
12. Cipolle, Strand, Morley & Frakes. 2004. Peters Institute of Pharmaceutical Care. Pharmaceutical Care I Module.
13. Scottish Executive. The Right Medicine; A Strategy for Pharmaceutical Care in Scotland. 2002.