Pharmacy
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Working with Interpreters
- TIS National Educational Video for Pharmacists
- Free Interpreting Service – Pharmacy information sheet -TIS
- Myths and Facts about Pharmacy and Interpreters
- Information about Free Interpreting for Pharmacy – Refugee Health Network Qld
Safe medication use
- How to use medicines correctly – Multiple languages – Centre for Ethnicity and Health
- Easidose – A prescribing aid addressing language and literacy barriers using colour coding for medications, and picture based instructions
Research
- Pharmacy practitioners’ lived experiences of culture in multicultural Australia: From perceptions to skilled practice – Jasmina Fejzic, Michelle Barker June, 2019
- Perspectives of resettled African refugees on accessing medicines and pharmacy services in Queensland, Australia Kim Bellamy, Remo Ostinib, Nataly Martinic and Therese Kairuz (2018) – International Journal of Pharmacy Practice
- Understanding quality use of medicines in refugee communities in Australian primary care: a qualitative study – Margaret Kay, Shanika Wijayanayaka, Harriet Cook, Samantha Hollingworth (2016) – British Journal of General Practice
- Excuse me, do any of you ladies speak English?’ Perspectives of refugee women living in South Australia: barriers to accessing primary health care and achieving the Quality Use of Medicines – Alice Clark , Andrew Gilbert, Deepa Rao and Lorraine Kerr (2012) – Quality Use of Medicines and Pharmacy Research Centre, Sansom Institute, University of South Australia, Australian Journal of Primary Health 20(1) 92-97