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Chris Brooker 03/02/2020

It's time to modernise and reboot Australia's 20-year-old National Medicines Policy Pharmacy academics say it's time to reboot Australia's National Medicines Policy to reflect changes in healthcare, technology and community expectations. The NMP was launched in 1999, and is now in need of an overhaul, said Professor Andrew McLachlan and Professor Parisa Aslani. "Since

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