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A bigger role

Megan Haggan 08/04/2019

The SHPA has supported FIP’s report on the capability and capacity of pharmacists in the prevention, early detection and management of non-communicable diseases The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP’s) report, Beating non-communicable diseases in the community: The contribution of pharmacists was released on World Health Day over the weekend. The report presents initiatives from 15 countries

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