Tuesday, December 21, 2010

GM1-3

In reply to Elder Gonzo http://cmatalks.blogspot.com/2010/12/gm1-1.html

At first glance this might seem like a great suggestion. However, in Alberta where I am from it is unlawful for a physician or pharmacist to fill a prescription for more than 18 months without the patient being re-assessed by a physician to see if the patient is still on the right medication at the right dosage for the right reasons. Now, given that the majority of us get our cars checked out at at least yearly intervals, I do not think it is unwise to go to the doctor and have him ensure we should still be on the same blood pressure medication at the same dosage. It would negligent for him/her to call in a prescription to the pharmacy without even laying eyes on you. Would you let your mechanic order parts for your car without checking it out?

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