Jeroen van de Pol

57 Balancing traditional activities and cognitivepharmaceutical services by community pharmacists: 2 Conclusion Time dedicated to the provision of CPS has to be balanced with time dedicated to pharmacy management, logistics and other activities. Community pharmacists spending more time on CPS, predominantly spend less time on pharmacy management. Pharmacists spending more time on CPS compared to others tend to be locum pharmacists or work at a community pharmacy located in a residential area with largely older inhabitants, however these characteristics were not very strong predictors, suggesting that there probably are additional characteristics of pharmacists or pharmacies that determine the time spent on CPS. Acknowledgement The authors thank Piet van der Wal from Umenz Benelux BV for developing the smartphone application used in this study. The authors also thank BENU apotheken BV for funding this research and especially Eduard Lip and Rogier Hofman for their support. Conflicts of interest Authors declare no conflict of interest. Funding information The smartphone application used in this research was funded by BENU Apotheken BV.