Pharmacy services in family medicine residencies. Survey of clinics associated with Canadian residency programs.

A. M. Whelan; F. Burge; K. Munroe

Pharmacy services in family medicine residencies. Survey of clinics associated with Canadian residency programs.

A. M. Whelan, F. Burge, K. Munroe

Medicine

Medicine

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Surveys were mailed to 82 family medicine clinics associated with residency programs in Canada to ascertain the extent, if any, of pharmacy involvement in the programs. Eight of the 58 (13.8%) usable returns had pharmacists directly involved. They provided pharmacy-based services, offered clinical services, and participated in research.

Idioma original	English
Páginas (desde-hasta)	468-471
Número de páginas	4
Publicación	Canadian Family Physician
Volumen	40
Estado	Published - mar. 1994

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Family Practice

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