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Pharmacists Meeting a ‘Win-Win’
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The government and The Bahamas Pharmaceutical Association coming to a “constructive resolution”, according to Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr. Michael Darville.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The government and The Bahamas Pharmaceutical Association coming to a “constructive resolution”, according to Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr. Michael Darville.
Dr. Darville says the new agreement will be in the best interest of everyone, while also taking into consideration pharmacies are businesses.
Clinical Pharmacist, Chargrega McPhee says one of the priorities was ensuring that patients with non-communicable diseases are taken care of, and the public has access to reasonably priced medication.
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