Engagement of hospital pharmacists and technicians to optimize staffing schedules

Jessica Wright1 Department of Pharmacy Services,Mayo Clinic,Rochester,MN55905,USA.

Richard Arndt2 Department of Pharmacy Services,Mayo Clinic,Eau Claire,WI,USA.

Jason Christensen1 Department of Pharmacy Services,Mayo Clinic,Rochester,MN55905,USA.

Kirstin Kooda1 Department of Pharmacy Services,Mayo Clinic,Rochester,MN55905,USA.

Julie Cunningham1 Department of Pharmacy Services,Mayo Clinic,Rochester,MN55905,USA.Correspondence[email protected]

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