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4 How pharmacists working on the PI
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5 A systematic review of weight man
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10 Audit of Discharge Summaries in
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11 Over-the-counter simvastatin: co
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12 A qualitative study of disadvant
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15 Training undergraduate pharmacy
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18 The Role of the Pharmacist and E
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19 Exploring patient opinions of MU
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20 Why do patients accept or declin
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22 The HAPPY trial: a randomised co
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23 The effects of numeracy on the p
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24 Translation and evaluation of
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84 Patient medication adherence: a
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85 Fitness to practise: pharmacists
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88 Neonatal gentamicin infusions- W
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90 Unlicensed and off-label prescri
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91 Exploring community pharmacists
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94 Pharmacy prescribing in XXXX-a q
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99 Adherence with calcium and vitam
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103 Views of the public on over-the