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A Conceptual model on the pharmacogenomics implementation complications: An applied qualitative research based on national drug policy components

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Nayyereh AyatiNayyereh Ayati, Monireh AfzaliMonireh Afzali, Mandana HasanzadMandana HasanzadMandana Hasanzad ORCID, Abbas KebriaeezadehAbbas KebriaeezadehAbbas Kebriaeezadeh ORCID, Ali RajabzadehAli Rajabzadeh, Shekoufeh NikfarShekoufeh NikfarShekoufeh Nikfar ORCID,*

Koomesh:Vol. 24, issue 2; 245-254
Published online:Sep 01, 2022
Article type:Research Article
Received:Jun 01, 2021
Accepted:Dec 01, 2021
How to Cite:Nayyereh AyatiMonireh AfzaliMandana HasanzadAbbas KebriaeezadehAli RajabzadehShekoufeh Nikfaret al.A Conceptual model on the pharmacogenomics implementation complications: An applied qualitative research based on national drug policy components.koomesh.24(2):e152667.

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