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Mental health: part two

This module is the second in our CPPE series about mental health.

30 Oct 2017 , 900 Min Module

Training Matters: Learning, news and OTC information for pharmacy technicians and pharmacy teams.

Training Matters is part of The Pharmacy Network, a digital system developed and operated by Communications International Group, the UK’s largest provider of pharmacy learning content and publisher of magazines including Pharmacy Magazine, Training Matters, P3 Pharmacy and Independent Community Pharmacist.

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