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Pharmacists as the key components in hospital pharmacy practice

Why pharmacists are the key components in hospital pharmacy practice?

In well-organized hospitals, there are several key components in hospital pharmacy practice. They are:

Pharmacists
Pharmacy technicians
Automation and Technolgy

Drawing on your own experience, do pharmacists, technicians and technology work well together? What do you think are the key challenges in making these three things work together?

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Essentials of Good Pharmacy Practice: The Basics

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