Saving Lives

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The Role Of The Pharmacist In HIV

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The pharmacist is a pivotal part of an HIV infected person's healthcare team. The book provides a simple and clear guide to pharmacists, other healthcare providers, as well as HIV patients and their caregivers of the crucial role that the pharmacist plays in their care. Empathy, compassion and HIV sensitivity are the engines that drive a successful relationship between the HIV patient and the HIV pharmacist that result in improved outcomes and quality of life. "Michelle Sherman is likely the most well-informed and passionate HIV pharmacist on the planet! She has an uncanny ability to convey complex information in a succinct and understandable manner. This book will prove to be immensely helpful to anyone who wants to be fully informed about effective treatment of HIV. Her book is a "fast-read" and contains several links to credible and invaluable resources for those wanting more specific details."- HappyHelper

Release date NZ

July 10th, 2013

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General (US: Trade)

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140

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140x216x8

ISBN-13

9781490937502

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37764653

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