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1. Accessible yet not accessed? A literature review exploring factors which may prevent patients taking over the counter analgesia prior to attending Accident and Emergency

This article discusses how, despite the increase in the availability of over the counter (OTC) analgesia and an emphasis on patient empowerment, the majority of patients continue to present to A&E without taking any prior analgesia

Abstract:

Over the counter (OTC) analgesics are products which are widely available and publicly accessible. Contemporary healthcare policy encourages patients to take greater control over their health care and recovery [Department of Health and Children 2001. Quality and Fairness - A Health System for You, Health Strategy. Dublin, Stationery Office.]. Over the counter medication offers injured more...

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Accid Emerg Nurs, Vol: 14 Page: 78-82 April 2006
M. A. Corbally; P. Gallagher

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