Prescription Adaptation Services: A Win for Patients and Providers

"Prescription adaptation services" (PAS) refers to the ability of pharmacists "to adapt an existing prescription when, in their professional judgment, the action is intended to optimize the therapeutic outcome of treatment." If structured appropriately, PAS can provide a benefit...

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Main Author: Alex J. Adams (Author)
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Published: University of Minnesota Libraries Publishing, 2020-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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