NZ soundalike meds mixup sparked coverup

Megan Haggan 28/03/2023

A New Zealand pharmacist failed to spot a technician’s packing error, then tried to blame a colleague by faking script forms The pharmacist, who had been practising since 2004, was already subject to a condition on his practice that he work alongside another pharmacist at all times, and be under the supervision of another pharmacist

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NZ soundalike meds mixup sparked coverup

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