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|Articles|September 30, 2017
- September 2017 Immunization
- Volume 83
- Issue 9
Pet Peeves (September 2017)
Read about disrespectful patients, audacious parents, and more pet peeves.
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Patients who stand in line and won’t take their eyes off us; it doesn’t help us work any faster!
DISRESPECT
When customers start a sentence with “You people ...”
AUDACIOUS PARENTS
Patients who leave their kids unattended but still complain about the wait.
COLLEAGUE COMPLAINTS
When pharmacy staff members gripe about their patients—the very reason we are in business!
Impatient patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-thru demands? We want to know! Send your pet peeves to rmarotta@pharmacytimes.com.
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Case Studies (September 2017)about 9 years ago
Can You Read These Rxs? (September 2017)about 9 years ago
Our Unsung Defenders Against Diseaseabout 9 years ago
Tamoxifen: New Developmentsabout 9 years ago
Qternabout 9 years ago
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