For pharmacists: Drug Topics presents Jim Plagakis, RPh, and his take on the evolving world of pharmacy.
October 8, 2009 By:Jim Plagakis, RPh, Contributing Editor
The one condition that is probably shared by most pharmacists can harm marriages, health, and jobs. But it comes with the job, so what do we do about that?
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September 4, 2009 By:Jim Plagakis, RPh, Contributing Editor
Before the concept of "networking" became necessary, professional colleagues were often friends as well as peers, gathering regularly to compare notes, have fun, and support each other through difficult times. The loss of that connection has impoverished today's practice of pharmacy.
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July 1, 2009 By:Jim Plagakis, RPh, Contributing Editor
What dancing was to Travolta, pharmacy practice is to Plagakis. But when he rates himself as a husband, the Plagakis jig turns into cringe.
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June 1, 2009 By:Jim Plagakis, RPh, Contributing Editor
Once his trip through the reimbursement meat grinder softened up the young MD, the pharmacist delivered some home truths — and a prescription for faster relief.
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May 1, 2009 By:Jim Plagakis, RPh, Contributing Editor
"A pharmacist on the line is a priority; I won't make a pharmacist wait unnecessarily. When a colleague calls me, I'll drop everything to take that call."
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