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C'è un messaggio di Raimondo Lullo per oggi? / Peter Walter -- La gènesi de l'Art de Ramon Llull: un instrument de conversió entre "ciència" i "amància" / Anthony Bonner -- Història, Església i pluralitat religiosa / Joan Andreu Alcina -- Qüestions historiogràfiques: de com lul·listes i antilul·listes construïren una imatge ampliada de l'antiaverroisme de Ramon Llull / Antoni Bordoy -- Ramon Llull on universal values: a bridge between Christianity and Islam / Hans Daiber -- Ramon Llull y el proyecto universalista / Óscar De la Cruz Palma -- Ramon Llull i els reis de Mallorca: llums i ombres d'una relació / Gabriel Ensenyal Pujol -- "Since for a long time we have had dealings with unbelievers...": Ramon Llull and the dialogue with Judaism and Islam / Annemarie C. Mayer -- Il ruolo delle opere alchemiche nella tradizione lulliana (secoli XIV-XVIII) / Michela Pereira -- Els inicis de l'ensenyament del lul·lisme a l'Estudi General de Mallorca / Rafael Ramis Barceló -- El microcosmos femení en la literatura lul·liana / Maribel Ripoll Perelló -- I mirabilia Dei nell'esperienza mistica di Raimondo Lullo / Marta M.M. Romano -- Oració i contemplació en la mística de Ramon Llull / Josep E. Rubio -- Imatges i devocions lul·lianes: els processos de beatificació de Ramon Llull / Miquela Sacarès -- Ramon Llull: escriptura, lectura i reordenació del món / Albert Soler -- Rapte místic i èxtasi artístic: Llull i Dalí / Amador Vega

The misuse of medicines is a global public health concern that needs to be taken into consideration and requires actions across all government sectors and society. The aim of this study is to identify trends of drug abuse in Catalonia, a region of Spain located in the South of Europe. For this purpose, a questionnaire-based detection tool was created and implemented in 60 community pharmacies. Out of 548 questionnaires (98.4%), 64.2% of participants were men and the highest age proportion was 25-35 years (31.4%). Potential drug abuse was the highest in urban pharmacies (84.9%). The main drug class involved were benzodiazepines (31.8%), codeine (19.3%), tramadol (7.5%), methylphenidate (5.8%), gabapentinoids (5.8%), cycloplegic drops (4.4%), z-drugs (2.6%), piracetam (2.2%), dextromethorphan (1.6%) and clomethiazole (1.1%). The majority of drugs were requested without prescription (58.6%) and through probably forged prescriptions (23.7%). Slightly less than half (49.8%) of the patients request frequently to the pharmacist, especially in rural and mountain pharmacies (73.3% and 88.5%, respectively). A small proportion (10.8%) were requested with intimidation. Pharmacists only supplied in 21.7% of the cases. This study has demonstrated the suitability of the new detection system, being a useful approach to replicate in other locations with similar needs.