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Research on Management Model of Graduates in Pharmacy Colleges

Jian Zhao

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As the situation changes,the existing colleges of Pharmacy class graduate management is facing many new problems and challenges.In this paper,the problems of pharmacy colleges graduate management to explore new ideas of the mode of Pharmacy Graduate School of Management,Pharmacy colleges to improve the level of graduate management reference.

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As the situation changes,the existing colleges of Pharmacy class graduate management is facing many new problems and challenges.In this paper,the problems of pharmacy colleges graduate management to explore new ideas of the mode of Pharmacy Graduate School of Management,Pharmacy colleges to improve the level of graduate management reference.

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As the situation changes,the existing colleges of Pharmacy class graduate management is facing many new problems and challenges.In this paper,the problems of pharmacy colleges graduate management to explore new ideas of the mode of Pharmacy Graduate School of Management,Pharmacy colleges to improve the level of graduate management reference.

Key concepts: Pharmacy, Medical education, Medicine, Graduate students, Pharmacy practice, Class (philosophy), Family medicine, Computer science

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