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|Videos|September 14, 2016
Using Patient Feedback Surveys in Specialty Pharmacy
Author(s)Lauren Santye, Assistant Editor
Paul LeVine, vice president of Analytic Services at TrialCard, discusses how specialty pharmacies can use patient feedback surveys to improve treatment outcomes.
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Paul LeVine, vice president of Analytic Services at TrialCard, discusses how specialty pharmacies can use patient feedback surveys to improve treatment outcomes.
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