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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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• Reference Manager
• EndNote
• RefWorks (Direct export to RefWorks)

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.

reuse of medicines --- reduce medicinal waste --- intelligent pharmaceutical packaging --- medicine re-dispensing --- theory of planned behavior --- medicine reuse --- questionnaire --- recycle --- medicine waste --- unused medicines --- attitudes --- intentions --- waste --- reuse --- reduce --- pharmaceutical --- medicines --- hospital --- circular economy --- medicines reuse --- medication waste --- therapeutic class --- dosage form --- sustainability --- waste management --- psychological theories --- theory of planned behaviour --- people’s belief --- people’s intentions --- medicinal waste --- re-dispensing --- re-issuing --- redistribution --- recycling --- public views --- public attitudes --- medicines storage --- sensors --- pharmacist --- medication --- storage --- risk --- household --- inventory