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Pharmacist, nurse felt self-prescribing was ‘somehow acceptable’

Megan Haggan 02/03/2023

A man who worked as both a pharmacist and a nurse said he was too busy to see his GP when he forged scripts for pain medicine The man had been registered as a nurse in Australia since 2007, and then completed a pharmacy degree, registering as a pharmacist in 2014 and working in both

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