We have many purposes as health care providers. In addition to dispensing the prescribed medicines, we serve as a safety net for both the doctor and the patient. I believe that the pharmacist mentioned here has forgotten that the patient/doctor relationship overrides his personal opinion. It is hard to believe that he refused to transfer the RX. Just because the patient handed the Rxist a little piece of paper with writing on it, does not give the pharmacist to right to keep that written RX. Such behavior is reprehensible. The Rxcist should find another way to use his degree. There is very little call for BC in nursing homes or hospitals. The pharmacist should consider practicing in those places.
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