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Drug Information and Pharmacy Resource Center Contact
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To contact the co-directors of the DIPRC, please email Randy Hatton or Paul Doering. The DIPRC is primarily staffed by doctor of pharmacy students who are in their last year of training. The Drug Information rotation is required for all doctor of pharmacy students. For several months during the year, the students are assisted by pharmacy residents who are registered pharmacists who have successfully completed their doctor of pharmacy degrees and who are receiving additional training. Students and residents complete one-month rotations in the DIPRC. A specialized resident in Drug Information also spends most of their time on DIPRC activities. Before answers are given to the healthcare professionals, they are reviewed by the faculty. There is a weekly quality assurance meeting to review the previous week's answers to make sure that they are of the highest possible quality. We are continuously trying to improve our service. Address and Phone Number: Drug Information and Pharmacy Resource Center |
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