
- October 2018 Diabetes
- Volume 84
- Issue 10
Pet Peeves (October 2018)
Read about rude patients, arrogant doctors, and more pharmacy pet peeves.
TRICK OR TREAT
Patients who come to the pharmacy in costume on Halloween and ask for free pills.
FLU SHOT TO GO
When patients ask us if we can give them a flu shot through the drive-thru window so that they don’t have to get out of the car.
HIPPACRATIC OATH
Patients who get angry at us for not sharing protected health information about other patients, even after we tell them about Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996.
CALL ME A DOCTOR
Physicians who insist that I’m not a “real doctor” after I tell them that I earned a PharmD.
What's bothering you? Bossy patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-thru demands? We want to know! Send your pet peeves to rmarotta@pharmacytimes.com.
Articles in this issue
about 7 years ago
Make a Point of Preventing Insulin Pen Errorsabout 7 years ago
There Is an App for Thatabout 7 years ago
Obesity Is a Weight-Loss Maintenance Problemabout 7 years ago
Valproic Acid and Carbapenem Antibiotics Interactionabout 7 years ago
Saturated Fat and Cardiovascular Diseaseabout 7 years ago
An Unsafe Practice: Reuse of Prefilled Saline Flushabout 7 years ago
Nonprescription Products for Proper Diabetic Foot Careabout 7 years ago
Provision of Diabetes Sick-Day Plans in the Community Pharmacyabout 7 years ago
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