This scoping review explores implementation strategies for pharmacogenetic testing in community pharmacies, highlighting acceptability and feasibility factors.
Key Points
Pharmacogenetic testing can potentially become part of routine care in community pharmacies, enhancing medication outcomes.
A total of 17 studies were incorporated into the review, evaluating various implementation outcomes of pharmacogenetic services.
Feasibility and acceptability of pharmacogenetic testing were high among patients and pharmacists, with some variability in adoption by prescribers.
The review identifies barriers such as the need for standardized guidelines and provider education, emphasizing the necessity of ongoing research.