Sami Isaac MPS[/caption]
Ardalan Mirzaei MPS discussing internet pharmacy models[/caption]
Dr Renly Lim MPS (left) with other members of the YPG Steering Committee[/caption]
Celebrating World Pharmacists Day in Abu Dhabi. From left: Hannah Knowles MPS (Queensland), PSA Senior Pharmacist, Strategic Policy, Peter Guthrey MPS (Victoria), Vivien Tong (NSW) and Nomaphelo Krakri (South Africa)[/caption]
PSA Queensland President Chris Campbell[/caption]
Pharmacists in Glenorchy, Tasmania[/caption]
SA pharmacists celebrate with a selfie[/caption]
NSW pharmacists enjoying the Sydney celebrations[/caption]
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