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Chris Brooker 03/05/2022

Here are some of the essential findings from the 2021 UTS Pharmacy Barometer Findings from the latest iteration of the annual UTS Community Pharmacy Barometer were revealed at a media briefing this week. The survey was collated in October 2021 from 360 community pharmacists, of whom 32% were owners, 50% managers and 18% employed pharmacists.

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