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‘Misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis.’

Megan Haggan 04/02/2020

Representatives of a doctor group have explained why they pulled out of the advisory group for the Queensland pharmacist prescribing trial Major doctor groups such as the RACGP, AMA and Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine have withdrawn from the Urinary Tract Infection Pharmacy Pilot (Qld) (UTIPP-Q) Steering Advisory Group. The RACGP had attended

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