The inquiry puts audit practices, including how pharmacies are selected for audit, proportionality, and pharmacy advocacy in focus.
|Articles|April 21, 2003
Patients want honest, caring pharmacists
Patients are more likely to trust pharmacists who they perceive to be honest, knowledgeable, and caring, according to a University of Arkansas College of Pharmacy study.
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