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Real‐time monitoring of Schedule 8 medicines in Australia: evaluation is essential

A real-time reporting system for controlled drugs may improve the safety of Schedule 8 medicines

Wayne Hall | Louisa Degenhardt | W. Hall | F. Shand | L. Degenhardt | G. Campbell | Milton L Cohen | N. Lintzeris | Gabrielle Campbell | Fiona L Shand | Nicholas Lintzeris | Milton Cohen

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