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Purpose of the site
Rx is an online magazine full of interesting, inspiring and informative articles written by pharmacy practitioners sharing their expertise and opinion, encouraging debate, and inviting you to impact, engage and collaborate. It is owned and managed by the UK Clinical Pharmacy Association.
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Information disclaimer
The UK Clinical Pharmacy Association (UKCPA) makes no promises in respect of the quality, completeness or accuracy of the information published in Rx magazine. Unless we expressly state otherwise, all UKCPA Materials are provided as a resource for your general information and use and are not (nor are they intended) to address your or any particular requirements. Our products are intended for use by pharmacists or other health professionals, however, it is your responsibility to make your own professional decisions and judgments and to independently verify any information that you may choose to rely upon.
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