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Institute for Safe Medication Practices Lifetime Achievement Award 2011

Author(s): Trissel Lawrence A

Issue: Jan/Feb 2012 - Volume 16, Number 1
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Page(s): 54-56

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Abstract: Lawrence A. Trissel was awarded the 2011 Institute for Safe Medication Practices Lifetime Achievement Award. In this article, the author acknowledges his appreciation of being selected for this award, pays his respects to those who honored him, and discusses the future of pharmacy as it relates to drug stability and compatibility efforts.

Related Keywords: Institute for Safe Medication Practices, professional recognition, drug safety, pharmacy education, sterile compounding, pharmacy research, clinical pharmaceutics

Related Categories: PHARMACY EDUCATION, HOSPITAL PHARMACY, PROFESSIONAL ISSUES

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