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GP dispensing looms in Ireland

Megan Haggan 18/05/2016

pharmacist with patient explaining medicines

The Irish Pharmacy Union is concerned by a proposal to have GPs dispense medicines directly to patients, which it says is not in the interest of patients or their safety. An article in the Sunday Business Post on 15 May was titled “GPs to slash drug prices by cutting out pharmacies”. It claimed that “GPs

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