AMA: Physicians Charge Pharmacists With Interference in Medical Care

Tuesday, June 21st, 2005 at 5:23 pm

Previous post follow up: AMA: Physicians Charge Pharmacists With Interference in Medical Care - "The American Medical Association's policy-making body voted today to press for state laws that would allow physicians to dispense medications when there is no nearby pharmacist willing to dispense the prescribed drugs. The new AMA policy is an attempt to overcome what doctors say is a stampede of pharamacists who say they cannot in good conscience dispense certain medications. " (Registration required or use this login.)


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