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Volume: 41

1. Relationship between Social Pharmacy and Regulatory Science Page:1—1
2. Analysis of Factors Contributing to the Hesitation of Pharmacists to Address Prescription-Related Questions in Pharmacies Page:10—27
3. Trends and Issues in Patient Questions at Community Pharmacies: Validation with Data from Two Pharmacies with Different Patient Populations Page:2—9
4. The Evaluation of the Role of Pharmacist Using Text Mining Analysis in an Interdisciplinary Pain Center Page:28—31
5. Remote Working among Hospital Pharmacists: A New Way of Working Page:32—36
6. Investigation of Dispensed Medicines That Can Affect the Recognition Function of Elderly Patients at a Community Pharmacy Located in a Satellite City Page:37—44
7. A Study of Factors That Promote Patients’ Provision of Information to Pharmacists and Evaluation Items for Evaluating Patients’ Willingness to Provide Information Page:45—55
8. Awareness Survey on Genetic Testing among Pharmacists in Hiroshima City Page:56—68
9. Examination of the Awareness and Behavior Effects in Local Residents by Health-Supporting Dissemination Events Focusing on Osteoporosis Prevention Page:69—74
10. Evaluation of Taking-Medicine-Support Device for Inpatients Page:75—81
11. Report on the Activities of Pharmacists to COVID-19 on Cruise Ship Diamond Princess （Part 2） Page:82—87
12. What Pharmacists Should Know about Health Care and Cost: Basics of Health Economics Page:88—92
13. What is Social Pharmacy: Having an Ear to the Ground to Respond to Social Changes Page:105—105
14. The Role of Pharmacist as Part of the Parkinson’s Disease Expert Home Page:106—113
15. Survey on Heated Tobacco Products in Smoking Prevention Education by School Pharmacists Page:114—124
16. Practice of Test-Linked Illustrative Video Lectures for Genome Education among Elementary School Students in Senior Grades and Evaluation of Its Effectiveness Page:125—132
17. Convenience of “Loco-check” Combination in Quick Screening of Latent Preliminary Group of Locomotive Syndrome by Measurement of Handgrip Strength: Secondary Analysis of the Previous Report Page:133—140
18. Questionnaire Survey on the Comprehension of the Relationship between Alcohol Degradation and Gene Polymorphisms among Pharmacy Students and Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Test-Linked Video Lectures Page:141—148
19. Effect of Patient Handouts on Use of the Family Pharmacist System —Comparison of Compliant and Non-Compliant Family Pharmacies— Page:149—154
20. Development of a Training Program on the Proper Use of Over-the-Counter Drugs for Pharmacy Pharmacists Page:155—166
21. Practical Verification of the Usefulness of Cooperation by Sharing Patient Information between Pharmacy Pharmacists and Visiting Nurses Page:167—174
22. Verification of the Effectiveness of the Health Support Pharmacy “Toyonaka Model,” an Industry-Government-Academia Collaboration Project Aiming to Promote Community Health through the Information from Community Pharmacies via Digital Signages Page:175—186
23. What Pharmacists Should Know about Health Care and Cost Part 2: Methods for Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Page:187—192

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