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Understanding insulin pumps

Sheshtyn Paola 17/07/2018

With a new choice on the market, we look into what pharmacists need to know about insulin pumps for patients with diabetes Since 1 July 2016, government-subsidised National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS) products became available only through community pharmacies that are NDSS Access Points. Over 5,000 community pharmacies in Australia are now NDSS Access Points.

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