|Articles|February 18, 2019
- February 2019 Heart Health
- Volume 85
- Issue 2
Interactives: Pet Peeves
What's bothering pharmacists?
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ILLUSTRATION BY KIRSTIE BELLE DIONGZON
UNINVITED GUESTS
When patients try to walk behind the pharmacy counter to talk to us.
INAPPROPRIATE PRESCRIPTIONS
Physicians who try to prescribe an antibiotic for a viral infection.
ILLOGICAL IMPATIENCE
When patients threaten to drive across town to another pharmacy after we tell them it will take more than 15 minutes to fill a prescription.
HARDER THAN IT LOOKS
Patients who do not understand why we cannot just “slap a label on a bottle.”
PET PEEVE FRIDAY
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Cracking Down on Pill Mills Is Painstaking Work (Part 1)about 7 years ago
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Is CREATES a Solution to Rising Drug Costs?about 7 years ago
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Vaccinations Promote Heart Healthabout 7 years ago
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Refill Medication Counseling Aids Vulnerable Patientsabout 7 years ago
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