Clinical pharmacy: Case for pharmacist-administered vaccinations in Australia

Mary Bushell; Kwang Choon Yee; Patrick A. Ball; Natalie Jenkins

Clinical pharmacy: Case for pharmacist-administered vaccinations in Australia

Mary Bushell, Kwang Choon Yee, Patrick A. Ball, Natalie Jenkins

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Disease prevention resulting from immunisation is a significant achievement in modern medicine. Internationally, pharmacist-administered vaccination improves vaccination uptake rates.

Original language	English
Pages	73-75
Number of pages	3
Volume	95
No.	1127
Specialist publication	Australian Journal of Pharmacy
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 2014

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