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|Videos|July 2, 2015
How Community Pharmacists Improve Collaboration
Anne Burns, RPh, vice president of professional affairs for the American Pharmacists Association, offers a few ideas as to how community pharmacists can improve collaboration.
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Anne Burns, RPh, vice president of professional affairs for the American Pharmacists Association, offers a few ideas as to how community pharmacists can improve collaboration.
This video was recorded at APhA's Annual Meeting and Exposition in March 2015.
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