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Reprimand over S8 dispensing

Sheshtyn Paola 05/04/2018

A NSW pharmacist has been found guilty of unsatisfactory professional conduct related to 10 complaints about his dispensing of addictive drugs The pharmacist was first investigated by the Pharmaceutical Services Unit (PSU) in 2014, after it received reports of large quantities of high-strength opioids being ordered by pharmacies on the mid-north coast of NSW. One

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