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State Boards of Pharmacy -- watchdogs or lapdogs?

PD Steven R. Ariens

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When most of our pharmacy practice acts were first promulgated, our profession consisted mainly of independently operated community pharmacies, and the pharmacists who ran them volunteered to operate the state Boards of Pharmacy. Things are different now.

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When most of our pharmacy practice acts were first promulgated, our profession consisted mainly of independently operated community pharmacies, and the pharmacists who ran them volunteered to operate the state Boards of Pharmacy. Things are different now.

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When most of our pharmacy practice acts were first promulgated, our profession consisted mainly of independently operated community pharmacies, and the pharmacists who ran them volunteered to operate the state Boards of Pharmacy. Things are different now.

Key concepts: Pharmacy, Community practice, Medicine, Pharmacy practice, Community pharmacy, Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination, Pharmaconomist, State (computer science)

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