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  • Pharmacy Practice
  • Implementation Science

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  • The US faces an ongoing opioid overdose crisis, with over 100,000 annual deaths.
  • Harm reduction strategies, including naloxone (opioid overdose reversal drug) access, are crucial.
  • Community pharmacies are positioned to improve naloxone access and education due to their accessibility and pharmacists' expertise.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To pilot the PharmNet intervention, which integrates naloxone distribution, awareness, and referrals in community pharmacies.
  • To conduct a pilot randomized controlled trial of PharmNet in seven pharmacies.
  • To transparently report available data and discuss trial barriers due to incomplete data collection.

Main Methods:

  • An in-depth implementation study assessment.
  • Reporting available observational data from the pilot trial.
  • Discussing implementation considerations for independent community pharmacies.

Main Results:

  • Resource disparities between independent and chain pharmacies impact intervention implementation.
  • High staff demands can hinder intervention success, even with supportive leadership.
  • Leadership support is crucial but may not be sufficient without adequate resources.

Conclusions:

  • Independent community pharmacies may need enhanced support for implementing new interventions.
  • Further implementation science research is necessary, specifically for independent pharmacies.
  • Transparency in reporting all data, even from incomplete trials, is vital to avoid publication bias.