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Meeting the target

Chris Brooker 26/09/2019

Extension granted to allow time to recruit more patients as slow uptake hampers beginning of Chronic Pain MedsCheck trial The Department of Health has granted an additional two months of time to allow for the recruiting of a suitable number of pharmacy patients qualified to participate in the Chronic Pain MedsCheck trial. In an alert

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