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The Role of the Pharmacist in HIV Care: A Collection of Monographs

Authors: John J. Faragon, PharmD; Marshall J. Glesby, MD, MPH; Douglas G. Fish, MD and Christopher MIller, PharmD, BCPS
Source: New York/New Jersey AETC
Date: 09/2007

The Role of the Pharmacist in HIV Care: A Collection of Monographs PDF [1 MB]

Description:

This monograph collection is designed to provide correctional, community and hospital pharmacists with the most up-to-date HIV clinical information to assist in caring for HIV-infected patients. The series includes three modules: Module 1: Basic Antiretroviral Overview; Module 2: Drug-Drug Interactions & the Role of the Pharmacist; and Module 3: HIV Guideline Overview. Continuing education credit may be available.

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Topic Areas:

Antiretroviral Therapy, Drug Interactions, Pharmacologic Topics

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Self-Study Materials

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