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|Articles|March 26, 2007
Institute of Medicine recommendations are bringing results
The National Quality Forum (NQF) is adopting many of IOM?s recommendations. NQF works with the Joint Commission and other groups to set national standards that healthcare facilities must meet.
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Mark Ey, RPh, from NCPA, joins to discuss the opportunities for independent pharmacies within the ACCESS to Pharmacy Care Program.
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