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Pharmacy Corner on Octaplex @ Rounds May 2014

Posted on May 20, 2014 by David Lewis

Liam Walsh B.Sc.(Pharm), RPh did not disappoint with his extremely informative presentation on the use of Octaplex. Welcome Liam and we look forward to many more of your ‘Pharmacy Corner’ presentations at rounds in the future.

The slides can be seen here: Octaplex -LW- May 2014

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Posted in Clinical, CPD, EM Grand Rounds | Tagged octaplex, pharmacy, rounds

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