Next Tuesday .. First Yemeni conference on clinical pharmacy will held at September 21 University
The President of September 21 University - the conference chairman, Dr. Mujahid Maasar, explained to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) that the two-day conference aims to improve the quality of health care by enhancing the role of clinical pharmacists in the health team.
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