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Pharmaceutical Journal Vol 266 No 7146 p622-624
May 5, 2001
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Coronary heary disease |
PrescriptionsPoor quality of formsFrom Mr W. D. Fisher, MRPharmS Apart from having to contend with illegibly scrawled prescriptions (PJ, April 21, p539), pharmacists have also had to contend with computer-generated prescriptions that were not only dangerously faintly printed but were often so badly aligned that information was not included on the form or the printing did not show up over the form's markings. Walter D. Fisher |
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