Ten ways pharmacists can help into the future

Megan Haggan 20/03/2023

SHPA welcomes medicines-focused MRFF grants across transitions of care, aged care and pharmacogenomics Ten new projects will help pharmacists in areas including care transitions and preventable hospitalisations due to problems with medicines. The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia has welcomed Federal health minister Mark Butler’s $382 million announcement across nearly 200 projects, including 10

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