Pharmacist in the world? Definition? Student today, pharmacist tomorrow?
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Do you want to become a pharmacist who is a tool or a provider of health solutions? From a student point of view. Short presentation about Switzerland and Australia, as part of a panel of international collaborator in a lecture of the University of Sydney about pharmacy in the world. Thaïland, Ethiopia, Jordan, Canada.
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