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Why Should Pharmacists Report to MedWatch?
Teresa Rubio, PharmD, of the FDA Office on Health and Constituents outlines why it is important for pharmacists to report to MedWatch.
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Teresa Rubio, PharmD, of the FDA Office on Health and Constituents outlines why it is important for pharmacists to report to MedWatch.
This video was recorded at the 2015 American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Midyear Meeting.
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