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Factors that can Influence Adding Compounding Services to Pharmacy Operations

Conference|PDS Conference - Pharmacy Development Services Conference

Lisa Faast, PharmD, pharmacy business specialist and member of Pharmacy Development Services, talks about factors that can influence adding compounding services to pharmacy operations.

Lisa Faast, PharmD, pharmacy business specialist and member of Pharmacy Development Services, talks about factors that can influence adding compounding services to pharmacy operations.

This interview was recorded at the Pharmacy Development Services 2015 conference in Orlando, Florida.

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