Professional, not personal: maintaining professional boundaries

Amy Minion and Guest Author 01/10/2025

Professional boundaries not only promote good care for patients, they protect both patient and pharmacist by allowing both parties to engage safely and effectively in a therapeutic relationship. By Amy Minion, Professional Development Pharmacist, PDL and Katie Thompson, Senior Associate at Meridian Lawyers Learning objectives After completing this activity, pharmacists should be able to: describe

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Has the fuel crisis changed how you get around?*
- I’m taking public transport to work more often
- I’m taking public transport between work sites (eg community pharmacy and aged care) more often
- Colleagues and I are carpooling
- We are cutting back (or considering cutting back) on medicines deliveries
- We have stopped (or are considering stopping) medicines deliveries
- I am sticking closer to home when performing medicines reviews
- I would like to reduce pharmacy-related fuel consumption but it’s not feasible
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