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Physicians have doctor abbreviated to Dr. xxx, what do we have? Ph.? Pharm.?
Well ya, MD, PharmD, and RPh are after the name but what do we put before the name??
Physicians have doctor abbreviated to Dr. xxx, what do we have? Ph.? Pharm.?
Well ya, MD, PharmD, and RPh are after the name but what do we put before the name??
The PharmD is only ~8 years old, obviously there will be issues when you encounter, well...old people.
No way! It's mucho mas older.
durr nevermind, haha...i should rephrase, the PharmD in its current iteration as the first-professional pharmacy degree has been around since 2000.
lol...ok, that works!
I see we're celebrating El Grito!
haha....that and the absolute lack of any good mexican food in the philadelphia area makes me sad :cry:
Ask OldTimer if he knows of any good places!
I got my fill last week in San Diego
I think we should push for something cool like DRx, or RXD instead of PharmD.
Stupidest idea ever.
C'mon..."doctor of..recipe"
That's latin though. It means "take thus" or something.
no, never.It's Dr. That's all. You've never seen the Dr. in front of a Pharmacist's name?
durr nevermind, haha...i should rephrase, the PharmD in its current iteration as the first-professional pharmacy degree has been around since 2000.
btw, who gives a chit how we're called or how druggist is abbreviated.
Get it right. That was 1990. And the first 6 year Doctor of Pharmacy degree was created in 1950 by no other than University of Southern California.
This is a small piece of our history we all should know.
Yeah, i read that too.I recall reading that the policy was implemented in 1990 but fully executed in 2000, was this not the case?
I recall reading that the policy was implemented in 1990 but fully executed in 2000, was this not the case?
the PharmD in its current iteration as the first-professional pharmacy degree has been around since 2000.
No, it's been around since 1990 and it was talked about even before that...it took a while for all schools to convert to Pharm.D. And there were many schools who were converting in the 90's. And there have been some schools who completely did away with BSPharm even before the 90's. Around Year 2000 just happens to be the deadline for schools to implement all Pharm.D curriculum.