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Get Thee Right: Lessons from Romeo's Apothecary

Were it that pharmacists need only concern themselves with the challenges posed by the clinical problems of individual patients, then our current practices would need no inspection. Alas, it is not so. Pharmacists face other challenges; challenges that question their obligations as health care professionals, obligations assigned by society and affirmed by doctrine.1 The most difficult of these challenges usually involves the economics of health care. Certain personal or organizational economic situations may cause or motivate pharmacists to invent, carry out, or acquiesce to actions that compromise ethical standards. While most pharmacists respond to these challenges appropriately, even ...

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