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Hi guys,

I have a presentation about ( pharmacy is a complete profession ), I should agree with that. I need some ideas to prove that can any body help me please?
I know you wouldn't let me down
Thanks
 
Of course it is silly. The "shirt and tie" part (dress code) is covered (but American Psycho wore a tie), along with the Pharmacist's Oath, personal conduct standards, and business/law classes in school; professional licensure upon graduation. You constantly learn new therapeutics and other important things to make you a better pharmacist through your employment, professional organizations, CE, and informal networks (like this one). You serve people, they trust you with their well-being, it's humbling (for some) and fantastic.
 
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Hi guys,

I have a presentation about ( pharmacy is a complete profession ), I should agree with that. I need some ideas to prove that can any body help me please?
I know you wouldn't let me down
Thanks


Do your own f****king homework.
 
Pharmacy is not a complete profession. Years ago, when it was being made, my fairy godmother broke pharmacy in two before she put it in the oven. She promptly lost one half, and pharmacy has been looking for its better half ever since.
 
Advanced degree? Check. Licensure? Check. Professional organizations? Check. Continuing ed? Check. Code of conduct? Check. Governing board? Check. Ability to remove license? Check.
 
Pharmacy is not a complete profession. Years ago, when it was being made, my fairy godmother broke pharmacy in two before she put it in the oven. She promptly lost one half, and pharmacy has been looking for its better half ever since.

Hate to break it to you, but as it was baking I passed by the oven to see what was in it. Seeing 2 delicious pieces of pharmacy, I wanted to eat them both (imagine the therapeutic effects!), but thinking that the 2 pieces would interact with each other, I just ate 1.
So sorry for it being incomplete now.
 
Hate to break it to you, but as it was baking I passed by the oven to see what was in it. Seeing 2 delicious pieces of pharmacy, I wanted to eat them both (imagine the therapeutic effects!), but thinking that the 2 pieces would interact with each other, I just ate 1.
So sorry for it being incomplete now.

As pharmacy was cooling on the oven after it was finished cooking, I passed by, brushing pharmacy, causing half of it to promptly hit the floor. Damn my clumsiness.
 
You're sorta asking folks to read between the lines...

If you're fishing to see whether pharmacy is a "real" profession and if it's something you should consider; the answer is "yes"; and no, you should consider something else...like medicine, like 'cause it's more "real".

What the heck are you asking???
 
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