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|Videos|December 2, 2013
Expanding Pharmacists' Vaccination Focus
Stephan Foster, PharmD, FAPha, discusses which vaccines pharmacists should be providing in addition to the seasonal influenza vaccine.
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In this video, Stephan Foster, PharmD, FAPha, professor and vice chair for community practice at the University of Tennessee Memphis College of Pharmacy, discusses which vaccines pharmacists should be providing in addition to the seasonal influenza vaccine.
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