
- July 2017 Digestive Health
- Volume 83
- Issue 7
Pet Peeves (July 2017)
Read about food in the pharmacy, drive-thrus, and more pet peeves.
When patients bring food with them into the pharmacy and eat it at the counter as we try to speak with them about their prescriptions.
DRIVE-THRU ENTITLEMENT
Patients who use the drive-thru and insist that we help them before those who are already in the pharmacy.
ASKING THE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
When patients call and request to speak directly to the pharmacist, only to ask what time the pharmacy closes.
POTTY MOUTHS
Patients who get angry and start cursing up a storm when there are young children in the pharmacy.
Impatient patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-thru demands? We want to know! Send your pet peeves to rmarotta@pharmacytimes.com.
Articles in this issue
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Rx Product News (July 2017)about 8 years ago
Leg Cramps: A Sign of Underlying Illness?about 8 years ago
Self-Care for Digestive Healthabout 8 years ago
Drug Diversion and Veterinariansabout 8 years ago
Lipid Management for Patients With Diabetesabout 8 years ago
Case Studies (July 2017)about 8 years ago
Can You Read These Rxs? (July 2017)about 8 years ago
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