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Pharmacy Times

March 2023
Volume89
Issue 3

Pharmacist Pet Peeves: March 2023

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Pharmacists need food too, you know.

Hangry

When patients get mad that you’re closing for lunch.

Several major pharmacy chains altered their hours this year to allow for staff lunch breaks as they continue to deal with nationwide pharmacy staff shortages.

Several major pharmacy chains altered their hours this year to allow for staff lunch breaks as they continue to deal with nationwide pharmacy staff shortages.

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