
- January 2022
- Volume 88
- Issue 1
Pet Peeves: January 2022
Brought to you by the Sassy Pharmacist
Layers Upon Layers
Going out to give the vaccine and having to stand there while the patient takes off a coat, sweater, and long-sleeve button-up shirt, and then rolls up an undershirt sleeve. That cannot be done beforehand?
Clearly Unnecessary
Laminated vaccine cards: Where should the pharmacist write the booster information?
Patient Pop-in
Customers with appointments showing up whenever they feel like it.
What’s Bothering You?
Bossy patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-through demands? We want to know! Send your pet peeves to cmollison@pharmacytimes.com. We’ll share them here and online.
Articles in this issue
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Qulipta From AbbViealmost 4 years ago
MHPAEA Has Positive Effect on Psychiatric Carealmost 4 years ago
Treatments for Thyroid Disease Are Generally Effective and Safealmost 4 years ago
Rx Product News: January 2022almost 4 years ago
Pharmacists Play Vital Role in Health Screeningsalmost 4 years ago
Generic Product News: January 2022almost 4 years ago
Here Are 6 Tips for Self-Care Heading Into 2022almost 4 years ago
OTC Product News: January 2022almost 4 years ago
DEA Proposes Transfer Rules for e-Prescribed Controlled Substancesalmost 4 years ago
Pharmacist Alleges Gender Discrimination Was Basis for TerminationNewsletter
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