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Australia’s priority actions to address medicines safety at transitions of care
The recently published AdPha Standard of Practice for Pharmacy Services Specialising in Transitions of Care describes current best practice for the provision of pharmacy services that specialise in transitions of care, such as hospital outreach pharmacists and community liaison pharmacists, and supports the introduction of transitions of care stewardship programs into existing organisational clinical systems.22 
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Fungal foot infections
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The importance of a multimodal approach to pain management
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Pharmacological interventions for managing acute pancreatitis
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Hand in hand: Healthcare benefits of GP pharmacists
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It is supported...
Inside a multidisciplinary antenatal vaccination clinic
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Managing gastrointestinal problems in infants
Opting for a better approach.
Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) were developed in the 1980s. Omeprazole, the first to be marketed, is on the WHO Model...
