3 ways pharmacists can leverage charisma to improve their leadership
By developing our charisma as a learned skill, we can have a greater impact on the people we encounter. Given so many of the headwinds that pharmacists face, developing this skill can pay huge dividends. Here are a few ways we can develop our charisma.
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Compliance or adherence in the world of pharmacy
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What my neighbour’s peach trees can teach us about pharmacy leadership
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