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The chronically ill patient and the pharmacist. Pharmaceutical care from the patient's perspective

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Dynamic changes in the world also affect the chronically ill patient. Relations with professionals are changing, including the relations with pharmacists. Patients expectations as described in this article, should be rewarded and then patients and pharmacist both will benefit.

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  1. John G. Beun

    Present address: , Romano 10, 8084 EB't Harde, The Netherlands

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  1. WOCZ, United Patients' Organizations of the Chronically Ill, Utrecht, The Netherlands

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John G. Beun, The chronically ill patient and the pharmacist. Pharmaceutical care from the patients perspective. Pharm World Sci 1996;18(6): 244–246.

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Beun, J.G. The chronically ill patient and the pharmacist. Pharmaceutical care from the patient's perspective. Pharm World Sci 18, 244–246 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00735968

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