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Blackmores Institute Symposium 2015 highlights

Megan Haggan 23/10/2015

The AJP is reporting from the Blackmores Institute Symposium 2015, which is being held at the Pullman Albert Park in Melbourne. Pharmacist, life coach and NLP counsellor Vanessa Lontos spoke about tools she has been piloting in two pharmacies in Melbourne, which have seen participating pharmacists report better job satisfaction and ability to connect with

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