The Impact of Completing Medication Reconciliation and Depression Treatment History in an Outpatient Depression Clinic

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Category: VOL 49 No. 1 Articles 2019 Tags: ambulatory-care, antidepressant, jolene-r-bostwick, medication safety, medication-history, pharmacy student, psychiatry, Roberta Storey, sagar-v-parikh, Sarah J. Choi, survey

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The Impact of Completing Medication Reconciliation and Depression Treatment History in an Outpatient Depression Clinic

By Sarah J. Choi, Roberta Storey, Sagar V. Parikh, Jolene R. Bostwick

The Impact of Completing Medication Reconciliation and Depression Treatment History in an Outpatient Depression Clinic

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The Impact of Completing Medication Reconciliation and Depression Treatment History in an Outpatient Depression Clinic

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