Developing Clinical Practice Skills For Pharmacists

August 24, 2010 - By Jeff Klein Leave a Comment

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This text replaces ASHP's Clinical Skills Series. It prepares students to become practitioners with greater patient care and more. Cases that show comprehensive pharmacy care are included.

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