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M P Pevonka

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American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy|November 1, 1981
Legal status and organizational attitudes toward use of supportive personnel in pharmacyM P Pevonka, M A Lemberger
Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy|January 1, 1983
Evaluation of hypertensive therapy in a skilled nursing facilityG Lapierre, M P Pevonka, R B Stewart, et al.
Contemporary Pharmacy Practice|March 7, 1983
Monitoring patient care in the long-term care facility: the coordinated patient care conference as a method for interacting with the primary care physicianF E May, M P Pevonka, H S Blank, et al.
Contemporary Pharmacy Practice|February 6, 1980
Nonpharmacy outlets providing prescription medications to ambulatory patientsN A Hyde, M P Pevonka, P L Doering, et al.
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American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy|November 1, 1981
Legal status and organizational attitudes toward use of supportive personnel in pharmacyM P Pevonka, M A Lemberger
Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy|January 1, 1983
Evaluation of hypertensive therapy in a skilled nursing facilityG Lapierre, M P Pevonka, R B Stewart, et al.
Contemporary Pharmacy Practice|March 7, 1983
Monitoring patient care in the long-term care facility: the coordinated patient care conference as a method for interacting with the primary care physicianF E May, M P Pevonka, H S Blank, et al.
Contemporary Pharmacy Practice|February 6, 1980
Nonpharmacy outlets providing prescription medications to ambulatory patientsN A Hyde, M P Pevonka, P L Doering, et al.
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