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Substance use and misuse - Legal highs

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Amira Guirguis
Rosalind Gittins
John Corkery
Fabrizio Schifano

Original language	English
Type	Update to the 'Substance use and Misuse' online Educational Programme (Peer-reviewed by Public Health England)
Publisher	Centre for Pharmacy Post Graduate Education (CPPE)
Number of pages	3
Place of Publication	UK
Publication status	Published - 21 Sep 2016

Abstract

This is an update to the online course on substance misuse designed for post-graduate pharmacists. The update was reviewed by Public Health England and the CPPE. It was published by the CPPE in Sep 2016. It is accessed by registered users only.

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