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This reprint examines the concept of medicines reuse, the idea that unused medication returned by one patient can be re-dispensed for use by another. Ten papers written by over 20 authors examine a range of issues related to medicines reuse including the circular economy of the pharmaceutical supply chain; the prevalence of unused medicines or medication waste within patients' homes; people's views about the causes of medication waste and the potential for medicines reuse; what might influence people to reuse medicines in the future; how sensing technologies might facilitate medicines reuse; and the effect of including sensing technologies on people's willingness to consider medicines reuse.
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Keywords
- Attitudes
- Circular Economy
- dosage form
- Economics, finance, business & management
- Hospital
- Household
- Industry & industrial studies
- intelligent pharmaceutical packaging
- intentions
- Inventory
- Manufacturing industries
- medication
- medication waste
- medicinal waste
- medicine
- medicine re-dispensing
- medicine reuse
- medicine waste
- Medicines
- medicines reuse
- medicines storage
- people’s belief
- people’s intentions
- pharmaceutical
- Pharmaceutical industries
- pharmacist
- psychological theories
- public attitudes
- public views
- questionnaire
- re-dispensing
- re-issuing
- recycle
- recycling
- redistribution
- reduce
- reduce medicinal waste
- reuse
- reuse of medicines
- Risk
- sensors
- Storage
- sustainability
- theory of planned behavior
- theory of planned behaviour
- therapeutic class
- unused medicines
- waste
- Waste management
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-4089-4Editions