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BUILDING A PHARMACY WORKFORCE FOR THE FUTURE

Guest Author 15/09/2016

Formal training programs will boost the expansion of pharmacists' roles says Kristin Michaels, CEO of the SHPA The lack of formal or structured experiential training programs post-registration has potentially been a barrier to strengthening and expanding pharmacists’ roles and scopes of practice in Australia.Although residency programs have been available in the United States for 53

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