‘Definitive proof they were wrong’

Megan Haggan 23/05/2023

GPs are again lashing out against the Queensland UTI pilot , but its final report vindicates the service, say both Queensland Health and the Pharmacy Guild Upon the release of the final Service Evaluation Report of the Urinary Infection Pharmacy Pilot, doctors have again criticised the service – but stakeholders say they’re wrong. The Royal

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‘Definitive proof they were wrong’

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