Research Study2026

A pharmacist-led mobile pop-up clinic: Development and pilot implementation outcomes.

Miller, Erin E.; Ahmed, Patricia; Middendorf, Alex W.; Van Gilder, Deidra; Amell, James W.; Snyder, Margie E.

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Authors
Miller, Erin E.; Ahmed, Patricia; Middendorf, Alex W.; Van Gilder, Deidra; Amell, James W.; Snyder, Margie E.
Journal
Journal of the American Pharmacists Association
Year
2026
Study design
Program Description/Commentary
Setting
Rural
Population
Rural
Outcome domain
Implementation/Operations
Type of organization
Academic

Abstract

This study applies implementation science principles to develop a pharmacy-led mobile pop-up clinic using the CFIR framework. Community stakeholders supported appropriateness of the clinic in their community. Adoption was 100% for the site, collaborators, and services offered. High levels of acceptability were seen from both patients (75% 'very acceptable') and volunteers (88.9% 'completely acceptable'). Volunteers found the event feasible in all categories.

Cite this study:Miller, Erin E.; Ahmed, Patricia; Middendorf, Alex W.; Van Gilder, Deidra; Amell, James W.; Snyder, Margie E. (2026). A pharmacist-led mobile pop-up clinic: Development and pilot implementation outcomes. Journal of the American Pharmacists Association. https://doi.org/https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41192507/
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