Dr Malcolm Gillies[/caption]
PSA SA/NT Pharmacist of the Year Natasha Downing MPS[/caption]
PSA SA/NT ECP of the Year Raymond Truong MPS[/caption]
PSA SA/NT Intern of the YearChloe Hall MPS[/caption]
PSA SA/NT Lifetime Achievment Award recipient Peter Halstead FPS[/caption]
Pharmaceutical Society Gold Medal recipient Amelia Thompson[/caption]
Prof Danchin is a consultant paediatrician at the Royal Children’s Hospital and Clinician Scientist, University of Melbourne.
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