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- Medicines Management - 44th SHPA National Conference, Brisbane, 22-25 November 2018
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Medicines Management - 44th SHPA National Conference, Brisbane, 22-25 November 2018
Healthcare needs are evolving, our workforce is transforming, and every day across Australia pharmacists are creating more value and providing better patient care with less. From 22-25 November 2018, its time to join us at Australia's largest scientific pharmacy conference! See you in Brisbane for Medicines Management 2018, the 44th SHPA National Conference.
Call for Abstracts now open
Submit your abstracts from pharmacists, technicians, researchers and other health professionals for the following categories:
- Leadership
- Workforce/practitioner development
- Clinical
- Digital/IT health
More information and register for this event
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