Pharmacists can reduce COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy through honest, nonjudgmental communication and by using every patient touchpoint as an opportunity to offer vaccination.
|Videos|June 30, 2019
Introducing the Sassy Pharmacist
Introducing 'Pet Peeves', brought to you by the Sassy Pharmacist and Pharmacy Times®
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Maurice Shaw, PharmD: Hi! I'm Maurice Shaw, AKA the Sassy Pharmacist. I am both a PharmD and a comedian. In fact, you may have seen my videos on YouTube.
Over the coming months, watch for me to bring to life one of your favorite Pharmacy Times® print features, Pet Peeves, in a series of videos called 'Pet Peeves', brought to you by the Sassy Pharmacist and Pharmacy Times®.
Please feel free to contact me with any ideas or comments about Pet Peeves.
Thank you, and enjoy!
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