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BACKGROUND: Patient self-medication is the treatment of minor and self-limiting conditions with over thecounter (OTC) medications without direct physician recommendations. AIM: To characterize patients use of OTC therapy and to assess role of pharmacist in prescribing over the counter drugs. METHOD: Descriptive prospective observational study was done using structured questionnaires. 200 patients were included in study. RESULTS: Of all the participants more than 90 % not aware that pharmacists could safely recommend OTC medications, the majority were interested in a pharmacist-guided OTC therapy service. CONCLUSION: Patients demonstrated good awareness about some aspects of pharmacist roles and generally responded favorably when considering confidence in pharmacist knowledge and comfort with medication dispensing. The majority of these patients were interested in a pharmacist-guided OTC service for self-medication if it were available to them.

QUALITY USE OF PRESCRIPTION,- PATIENT PERCEPTIONS OF PHARMACISTS AND OVER-THE-COUNTER THERAPY (QUC-OTC)