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Eliminating manual work in the pharmacy
Women in Healthcare IT

Eliminating manual work in the pharmacy

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Massive labor shortage of pharmacy technicians, market and compliance challenges have left pharmacists with less time, says Plenful Founder and CEO Joy Liu.

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