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|Videos|November 6, 2015
Best Approaches to Treating Common Geriatric Infections
Elias Cachine, PharmD, BCPS (AQ-10) explains what steps pharmacists should take when treating infections in geriatric patients.
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Elias Cachine, PharmD, BCPS (AQ-10) explains what steps pharmacists should take when treating infections in geriatric patients.
This video was recorded at ASCP's Annual Meeting and Exhibition in Las Vegas, Nevada in October 2015.
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