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Symposium attendees (L-R): Jacinta Johnson (SA Health), Cherrie Leong (Epic pharmacy), Courtney King (Icon Cancer Care), Chris Freeman (Vice President, PSA)
Symposium attendees (L-R): Jacinta Johnson (SA Health), Cherrie Leong (Epic pharmacy), Courtney King (Icon Cancer Care), Chris Freeman (Vice President, PSA)
NAPSA says residency is a way of moving the entire profession forward The National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association says that it supports The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia's official launch of the next round of accreditation for hospitals and health service sites seeking SHPA accreditation to begin their residency program in 2018. Currently more

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