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Pharmacy’s Catch-22: Save a life — or save your livelihood?

RPh David Stanley

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Abstract

When a snap decision is called for, “What is our corporate loss-prevention policy?” can compete in an employee’s brain with “What is the best thing for the patient?”

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When a snap decision is called for, “What is our corporate loss-prevention policy?” can compete in an employee’s brain with “What is the best thing for the patient?”

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When a snap decision is called for, “What is our corporate loss-prevention policy?” can compete in an employee’s brain with “What is the best thing for the patient?”

Key concepts: Medicine, Pharmacy, Community practice, Community pharmacy, Livelihood, Family medicine, Pharmacy practice, Biology

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