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|Videos|February 22, 2016
How Can Specialty Pharmacies Use Technology to Improve Services?
Author(s)Davy James, Managing Editor
Michael Zeglinski, vice president of Specialty Pharmacy Operations at BriovaRx, discusses how specialty pharmacies can leverage technology to improve the consumer experience.
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Michael Zeglinski, vice president of Specialty Pharmacy Operations at BriovaRx, discusses how specialty pharmacies can leverage technology to improve the consumer experience.
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