In the second part of our interview with a collection of pharmacists from various backgrounds, they delve into the current developments highlighting the future of the profession.
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Insulin pump training for R.Ph.s: Here's how to get it
Pharmacists hoping to become certified to train their diabetes patients to use insulin pumps must wear the devices themselves, under a project sponsored by Diabetes in Control.com.
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