INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF HOSPITAL PHARMACY
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https://doi.org/10.54890/.v2i2.529Abstract
Resume. The article is an international experience in hospital pharmacy. Studied hospital pharmacy experiencein foreign countries at the present stage.Showing the main national trends, international hospital pharmacy and the functions of the Hospital (the hospital) pharmacists.
Keywords:
Hospital Pharmacy, pharmacist, clinical trials, pharmaceutical assistance, foreign countriesReferences
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