Aged care context must be ‘front and centre’ say docs

Megan Haggan 19/05/2023

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Draft standards for pharmacists in residential aged care are not specific enough and must prevent conflicts of interest, say doctors The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners has provided a submission to the Australian Pharmacy Council on the Accreditation Standards for Pharmacist Training Programs—Aged care and comprehensive medicine review. The RACGP says it supports “appropriately

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Aged care context must be ‘front and centre’ say docs

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