The impact of a pharmacist's participation on hospitalists' rounds.

Reena Patel; Kimberly Butler; Deidra Garrett; Naadede Badger; Diane Cheoun; Laura Hallman

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The impact of a pharmacist's participation on hospitalists' rounds.

March 10, 2010

Patel R, Butler K, Garrett D, et al. Hosp Pharm. 2010;45(2).

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This study found that pharmacists provide both clinical and financial benefits by being more actively engaged in patient care rounds.

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