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Old 13th, December 2007, 06:45 PM
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Default Ann Summers and Pharmacy (Follow Up)

Just picked up on the C&D website that Ann Summers asked been asked to remove the pharmacy title and mortar/pestle from their website.

Either the RPSGB have read "Pharmacy Forum", which is a nice thought isn't it.

Alternatively, they should get back to representing us registrants instead of browsing the internet for stuff like that. What other stuff are they looking at instead of working! Its not what I pay my registration fees for!


(You'll guess from the section that I've posted this in, that it is a humourous topical observation, rather than an intentional dig at our alma mater)
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Old 14th, December 2007, 11:46 AM
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There've been complaints on other pharmacy sites, and, I think, letters to the Society.

Now if you think that's a proper use of your money (which most people seemed to) isn't that an example of representation by the Society?
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Old 14th, December 2007, 12:05 PM
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There've been complaints on other pharmacy sites, and, I think, letters to the Society.

Now if you think that's a proper use of your money (which most people seemed to) isn't that an example of representation by the Society?
Yes I do think it is worthwhile for them to do that - it was a humourous observation hence posted in Anything goes
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Old 14th, December 2007, 12:23 PM
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So do I; I was trying to stir up the "Society never does anything" brigade.
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Old 14th, December 2007, 11:24 PM
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So do I; I was trying to stir up the "Society never does anything" brigade.
Anything of significance.

Which is likely to have most endangered patients - Ann Summers use of the restricted title pharmacy or Unichems recent IT downtime?

The single supplier pharmacy is IMO inherently risky and should be designated as bad practice.

Do you for one second imagine that our society seriously consider the issue?

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Old 14th, December 2007, 11:41 PM
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Anything of significance.

Which is likely to have most endangered patients - Ann Summers use of the restricted title pharmacy or Unichems recent IT downtime?

The single supplier pharmacy is IMO inherently risky and should be designated as bad practice.

Do you for one second imagine that our society seriously consider the issue?

Jeff (Hoping to be proved wrong)
Won't "direct to patient supply" solve all that....
(Sorry Jeff don't usually troll but couldn't resist it)
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