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Seven benefits pharmacists bring to primary carers

Megan Haggan 17/07/2019

A new study has looked at how pharmacy delivery of comprehensive medication management can help improve the carers’ work life The study, published in the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, aimed to identify how the work life of primary care providers (PCPs) – including physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants – was

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