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Date of prep: December 2020

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💊 CPD Challenge: Managing impetigo in community pharmacy 💊

3rd August 2020 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

 

This CPD challenge explores your knowledge of how to manage impetigo in community pharmacy. Hopefully, this CPD challenge you reflect on, and identify areas for continuing professional development.

 

This CPD challenge is based on the NICE CKS topic on impetigo.

 

If you add your email and score 100% we will send you an email with your results and a CPD certificate of completion.

 


Click here to complete the CPD challenge, have your results emailed to you and get a certificate


Click here to complete the CPD challenge just for fun


 

 

 

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