An analysis of pharmacy workforce capacity in Nigeria

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Shortage of health care professionals and brain drain in developing countries has been attributed to migration. On the contrary, a large proportion of registered #pharmacists who remain in Nigeria are not actively practicing. #SPH500_Fall18 https://t.co/J

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