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Ask a Pharmacist Are you thinking of becoming a pharmacist? Before you train for five long years ask other pharmacists what their jobs are really like.

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9th, November 2006, 05:57 PM

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FAQ : Community Pharmacy

Hi, I'm considering writing an FAQ about community pharmacy would anyone be interested in doing some "quality assurance" on it?

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9th, November 2006, 07:25 PM

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Haven't got a clue what you mean but I'm in!

E-mail methe stuff and I'll have a look.

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In pregnancy: 1 fag is not safe, 1 x-ray is not safe and 1 drink is not safe.

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I'll do it - sent it me!

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