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1clinical assistant professor, Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, Buies Creek, North Carolina trotta@campbell.edu.
Abstract:
Pharmacists are well-equipped to provide information to other health care providers on immunizations that may benefit patients, and can administer these immunizations in the pharmacy setting. Pharmacists have positively impacted vaccination rates, especially among patients who infrequently visit other health care providers or have reduced access to care. North Carolina has expanded the list of vaccinations pharmacists can provide, which helps to promote disease prevention and improve population health.
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