What full scope pharmacy looks like: an English perspective

David Rowley 30/03/2023

While broader scope makes the job worthwhile “it's not for the faint-hearted” warns Brit APP panelist The cost of setting up consulting rooms and other infrastructure, cost and workforce educational demands, risk and indemnity as well as issues of IT inter-operability are just some of the challenges Australian pharmacists face on the path to full

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