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|Videos|February 29, 2016
How to Improve Patient Access in Specialty Pharmacy
Author(s)Davy James, Managing Editor
National Association of Specialty Pharmacy (NASP) Executive Director James E. Smeeding, RPh, MBA, discusses methods specialty pharmacies can use to help patients access high cost medications.
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National Association of Specialty Pharmacy (NASP) Executive Director James E. Smeeding, RPh, MBA, discusses methods specialty pharmacies can use to help patients access high cost medications.
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