From Identity to Ambugity: Exploring Interprofessional Collaboration Opportunities for Pharmacists in Rural and Remote Australia
Rural and remote populations are predisposed to poorer health outcomes, largely associated with limited access to health services and health professionals. This disparity provides an opportunity for health professionals to work collaboratively in interdisciplinary teams to deliver improved health ou...
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Main Authors: | Selina Taylor (Author), Alannah Franich (Author), Sophie Jones (Author), Beverley D. Glass (Author) |
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2023-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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