The concept, establishment, practice model procedure, patient flow, pharmacist's roles and fee charged for pharmacy consultation services within a privately financed primary care setting are described. The reasons for the pharmacy consultation fee are explained and the time spent in consultation is analyzed. The growth and community acceptance of this program indicates that it is a financially feasible undertaking.
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