A community and hospital pharmacy discharge liaison service by fax

Pharmaceutical Journal

Volumn 259, Issue 6965, 1997, Pages 659-661

  Choo, Gary C C ^a   Cook, Helen ^b  

^a Broombill Pharmacy   (United Kingdom)

^b Airedale NHS Trust   (United Kingdom)

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