The Effects of a Social Media Policy on Pharmacy Students’ Facebook Security Settings

Jennifer Williams; Carinda Feild; Kristina James

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The Effects of a Social Media Policy on Pharmacy Students’ Facebook Security Settings

Jennifer Williams, Carinda Feild and Kristina James

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education November 2011, 75 (9) 177; DOI: https://doi.org/10.5688/ajpe759177

Jennifer Williams

University of Florida College of Pharmacy

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Carinda Feild

University of Florida College of Pharmacy

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Kristina James

University of Florida College of Pharmacy

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