Physician-pharmacist collaborative care plans have little impact on clinical outcomes

March 14th, 2010 by Newspublichealth.com

The use of a physician-pharmacist collaborative care plan to manage lipid control in patients with high cholesterol does not have significant clinical impact, found a new article.

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