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The Pharmaceutical Journal
Vol 268 No 7198 p683-685
18 May 2002

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Spanner in the works!

From Mr M. Henderson, CEng

The graphic on the front cover of your issue of 4 May has confirmed the long-standing argument in our house (my wife is a pharmacist, I am an engineer) that pharmacists struggle with the logic of mechanics and applied science.

It is unfortunate, but I am sure the irony of the mechanism is not lost on your readers, ie, the component sprockets around the centre (identify, plan, act, evaluate, record) will operate fine together as a group but when the central cog (officialdom?) is introduced, the whole system locks up! Is this the cunning plan?

Malcolm Henderson
Chester

 

Sometimes, for the purposes of illustration, artistic licence can be allowed to overrule pure functionality.
— EDITOR

 

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