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older adults; polypharmacy; internal medicine ward; community pharmacy; drug disposal; unused medication; environment; awareness; practice; ambulatory care facilities; health workforce; pharmacists; Taiwan; Commonwealth Partnerships for Antimicrobial Stewardship (CwPAMS); National Health Service (NHS); Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s Global Health Fellowship; CPhOGH Fellows; CwPAMS; pharmacy; fellowship; health partnerships; antimicrobial resistance (AMR); global health; leadership; non-prescription medicines; emergency contraception; community pharmacies; information gathering; availability; pricing; mystery calls; ulipristal acetate; levonorgestrel; Germany; e-prescription; prescription writing; Jazan; Saudi Arabia; prescription errors; medicine consumption; defined daily dose; adolescents and young adults; cancer patients; fragility; pain; MUR; medication review; barriers; pharmacist; pregabalin; abuse; community pharmacists; reproductive health; contraception; emergency contraceptives; patient education; biosensing technology; digital medicine system; medication adherence; medication event monitoring system; nonadherence; prescription opioids; mortality; standardized mortality ratio; underlying cause of death; prescriptions; community pharmacy services; emergency prescribing; pharmacy practice; pharmacy law and regulation; COVID-19; additional monitoring; black triangle; adverse event reporting; pharmacovigilance; intervention; outcomes; systematic review; pharmacy education; decision to study in pharmacy; selecting pharmacy as a first choice; pharmacogenomics; learning activity; asynchronous learning; virtual learning; student survey; Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly; adverse drug events; medication-related problems; drug-related problems; medication safety; Medicare; Medicaid; financial management; pharmacy management; business; entrepreneurship; pharmacy students; perception; attitudes; ability; interprofessional; simulation; acute care; nursing; students; standardized patients; high fidelity; SPICE-R2