Question

@atsie

Answer 1

hllo

Answer 2

Hi there!
What's your question?

Answer 3

Discusss the advantages and disadvantage of the introduction of computers in a local pharmacy .
(a) from the pharmacists point of view
(b) from the customers point of view

Answer 4

Alright, which one did you pick? A or B?

Answer 5

i have to do both .. . i have to write one parapaph for ( A) AND ONE FOR (b) help me plez

Answer 6

can u help me :

Answer 7

r u ok with it?

Answer 8

Okay, I can try to give some pointers here.
For A), the pharmacist's point of view can differ both way's.
It can be amazingly great for a pharmacist because that computer/technology has a brain and store's data that is useful to the him/her
Example, prescription's and patients.
That computer has to keep track of all of those, because it would be seemingly impossible for the pharmacist's themselves to do it all.
I think for the pharmacist, its a very very good addition to their work.
This article may also help you some as well.
http://baonsquarestech.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-use-of-computer-in-pharmacy_26.html

Answer 9

i believe it would be a because it can be from both ways

Answer 10

plus with a customer they can't know much.

Answer 11

I HAVE TO write the advantage and disadvantage for both a and b :(

Answer 12

ohhhhh

Answer 13

okay for a they track of stuff, but thing can go missing because computers malfunction. for b the pharmacist can easily see if they can give the person what the customer wants and needs. but idk about the downside

Answer 14

i hope this helps

Answer 15

Alright...One disadvantage from a customer's point of view is that there can be germ's on the keyboard and mouse.
The pharmacist may mix a certain drug, either compound or a powder form and they may have to look up certain info on the computer while doing so.
MOST of the time the keyboard and mouse of a computer has germ's on it and that could be unsafe for the customer taking the drug which had just been mixed.

Answer 16

NEW QUESTION:
How would you prevent pharmaceutical companies from influencing what medications doctors dispense to their patients.

2 Parapahs !plez

Answer 17

hllo :(

Answer 18

We are here, we're just trying to think.
Patience! :P

Answer 19

sorry

Answer 20

honestly idk im sorry

Answer 21

This could help http://www.clinicalcorrelations.org/?p=737

Answer 22

@beauty18dd
Goodness, I'm like really stumped on that one myself.
But that best I can think of is this....

"I would contact the governor of my state, even if it meant talking to one of his/her representatives and asking if there is a movement or a bill that could be made in order to enforce pharmaceutical's to back off on what medication's doctor's should prescribe.

I would also add the fact that pharmacy's are in a way performing an act of corruption, because if they are trying to tell doctor's what to prescribe, they are inching more towards the medicine's that make the most money and that are the most popular so that way they can pad more cash into their pockets."

Answer 23

is this right?

Answer 24

It's the only thing that makes sense! I mean why else should the pharmaceutical's of all people be ordering doctor's around?

Answer 25

pharmaceutical's are pills

Answer 26

Precisely. :) @beauty18dd

Answer 27

With and aging population dentistry will have to reflect the demand for cosmetic surgery. do you think that insurance should cover his ? why or why not
2 PARAPHS PLEZZZZZ

Answer 28

Well, I can't do everything. :P
DO you think insurance should cover this?

Answer 29

idk

Answer 30

Well, try to give this one a shot. It doesn't hurt to do so.

Answer 31

yeah

Answer 32

hllo

Answer 33

hey cn u ad more to this question plez


How would you prevent pharmaceutical companies from influencing what medications doctors dispense to their patients.

Answer 34

How about you try to come up with something more? I can't just do your whole assignment for you.

Answer 35

hey plez . calm down imsorry .. its that question only;*

Answer 36

Calm down?
You silly!
I'm not mad. I'm simply saying you've gotta give this a try yourself. Just try! I can give pointer's and edit and everything, but you've gotta try.
Focus and actually think. :)

Answer 37

its hard for me;(

Answer 38

Trust me I know. Its not easy. Just try!

Answer 39

MY BRAIN I SWEAR CANT THINK IM TRYNG ;( :( ODK WHAT TO DO;(

Answer 40

Its your turn to calm down now ^-^
Focus. You can do it!

Answer 41

;(

Answer 42

Nope, no sad face.
Try to look at it this way.
You have to challenge yourself even though you don't want to. You'll be surprised at the results. :)

Answer 43

I think it would have been more easier if you chose the customer's perspective rather than the pharmaceuticals.

Answer 44

He actually had to choose both and write a paragraph about each. @e_c19957

Answer 45

Ah, I see. What class is this for?

Answer 46

"I would contact the governor of my state, even if it meant talking to one of his/her representatives and asking if there is a movement or a bill that could be made in order to enforce pharmaceutical's to back off on what medication's doctor's should prescribe.

I would also add the fact that pharmacy's are in a way performing an act of corruption, because if they are trying to tell doctor's what to prescribe, they are inching more towards the medicine's that make the most money and that are the most popular so that way they can pad more cash into their pockets."


this makes sense right

Answer 47

can u help me write more plez

Answer 48

@beauty18dd For the last question that you just posted that you're wanting me to give more help on, why don't you throw an idea out and I'll try to expand upon it. :)

Answer 49

okay but i might be wrong

Answer 50

Don't be afraid of that! Just try.

Answer 51

Here's one idea. I may be wrong about this: sometimes data towards prescribing medicines in computers can be lost.

Answer 52

For pharmaceuticals, that is. That can affect the customer in ways that the corruption of this circumstance may not get them to trust their physicians.

Answer 53

well i think that parmaceutials know better and know what to give to their patients .

Answer 54

I'm wrong?:(

Answer 55

No, you're at the right path. I saw that you were asking for a disadvantage so I tried to provide one of my own.

Answer 56

is your last response @beauty18dd referring the question
" How would you prevent pharmaceutical companies from influencing what medications doctors dispense to their patients" ?

Answer 57

yeah I'm answering that question

Answer 58

can u add to it since i tried :)

Answer 59

"I think that it is a distinct possibility that pharmaceuticals know what to give to their patients for the simple reason that they may have more know how about all the various different medicine's than a doctor does. To put it in maybe a better term, doctor's know the purpose of a drug and how it may help their patient while a pharmacist knows not only the purpose of the drug, but its side-effects, and the specific science behind how it may work."

The above referring to a counter-example for an answer to that question, if that's what your looking for.

Answer 60

this is which ?

Answer 61

This question...

" How would you prevent pharmaceutical companies from influencing what medications doctors dispense to their patients"

Answer 62

"I would contact the governor of my state, even if it meant talking to one of his/her representatives and asking if there is a movement or a bill that could be made in order to enforce pharmaceutical's to back off on what medication's doctor's should prescribe.

I would also add the fact that pharmacy's are in a way performing an act of corruption, because if they are trying to tell doctor's what to prescribe, they are inching more towards the medicine's that make the most money and that are the most popular so that way they can pad more cash into their pockets."

"I think that it is a distinct possibility that pharmaceuticals know what to give to their patients for the simple reason that they may have more know how about all the various different medicine's than a doctor does. To put it in maybe a better term, doctor's know the purpose of a drug and how it may help their patient while a pharmacist knows not only the purpose of the drug, but its side-effects, and the specific science behind how it may work."





is that it cn u read it over . the above one is it answered to this question

Answer 63

Well, seeing how you basically copied and pasted from me....yes that is it. I think that's enough.

Answer 64

i that fine

Answer 65

is that fine

Answer 66

is it answered to the question?

Answer 67

I just said so :P