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Pharmacists welcome RTM in Queensland

Megan Haggan 18/09/2019

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Queensland has passed legislation which brings real time prescription monitoring one step closer in the state The Queensland Parliament has passed the Medicines and Poisons Act and the Therapeutic Goods Act, following a discussion in Parliament of issues around opioids and other drugs of concern. Brittany Lauga, ALP member for Keppel, spoke in support of

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