Why therapeutic need matters

Megan Haggan 05/11/2018

PDL has issued a reminder of pharmacists’ obligations when supplying pseudoephedrine, citing recent cases where disciplinary action was taken In one case the pharmacist understood his obligations, but was found not to have adequately assessed therapeutic need. Scott Ames, principal of Meridian Lawyers, with assistance from colleague and solicitor Sheridan Kersey, outlined these obligations in

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