dispensing errors

[Raoul]

i know this documentary is sad! but still pharmacists are just humans who make errors" try not to but it's called HUMAN error". we get sacked from the industry if we make a SERIOUS ERROR.
well i guess millions of ppl are dying because they can not afford to buy some food in this glove and no one is blaming the responsible ppl in power!

YouTube - 20/20's Story on Pharmacy Errors Part 1

this is soooooo biased against the role of a pharmacist!

[Raoul]

YouTube - 20/20's Story on Pharmacy Errors Part 2

part 2

[Asterix]

It talks about how students are working there, so how on earth do they except us to get the experience.

Interestingly, does this type of thing ever happen in a hospital, it always happens in retail it seems.

[Raoul]

no it does not happen at hospitals simply because hospital pharmacy is crap lol
be happy dude, we get all the challenge at community pharmacy, same as all the strucking of RPSGB

[Fleegle]

You don't need to answer this Ray..but what do you actually do??

[Lazy Nite]

Ray….

Trust me, hospital pharmacy is not crap. It is much stricter (in my opinion) and scripts that come in are validated by a pharmacist no 1, then labeled by a technician no1, then dispensed by a technician no2 and then finally checked by a pharmacist no 2. There are more people involved in the dispensing process to minimize errors.

I like community too, but a lot of patients tend to be on repeats….and labeling is a lot easier in community….

[Jeff]

Originally Posted by Ray

i know this documentary is sad! but still pharmacists are just humans who make errors" try not to but it's called HUMAN error". we get sacked from the industry if we make a SERIOUS ERROR.
well i guess millions of ppl are dying because they can not afford to buy some food in this glove and no one is blaming the responsible ppl in power!

YouTube - 20/20's Story on Pharmacy Errors Part 1

this is soooooo biased against the role of a pharmacist!

No it isn't - it complains about the conditions under which pharmacists are being forced to work.

A system in which success is defined in terms of prescription volume, cost efficiency and the rate of opening of new stores irrespective of the ability to properly staff them.

We have similar concerns in the UK.

Jeff

[Raoul]

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You don't need to answer this Ray..but what do you actually do??"

huh? elaborate more plz