About Ramy
Ramy Burjony is fairly new to both pharmacy and blogging, but says he brings a fresh, dynamic perspective to all things pharmacy.
He has been a registered pharmacist since November last year and has worked at Amcal Rangatira Pharmacy in Beach Haven on Auckland’s North Shore since December 2007.
Ramy is interested in all issues relating to pharmacy, and has some very clear ideas on both clinical and business aspects. “I work in a community pharmacy so will talk from my first-hand experience.”
Ramy believes pharmacists need to unify and not second-guess each other. “There has been a lot of anti-pharmacy comment recently, and I think pharmacy should unify against all the negativity.”
Ramy is looking forward to feedback on his blog, especially if other pharmacists do not agree with him.
“It is always good to get a debate going,” he says.
Blogs
Health professional or shop trader?
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
This question arises in response to queries whether it is okay to discount certain pharmacy medicines.
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Good old Pharmac
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Every so often when the fax machine goes off and the letterhead reads Pharmac, I wish for some commonsense to prevail. But guess what? It never does.
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Let's talk ethics
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
As the football world cup came to a close, there were incidents that raised controversy. This led to many discussions and ethics were at the centre of it all.
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Bizarre lawsuits
Wednesday, July 07, 2010
Last week, while undertaking my first aid refreshers course, I asked the course co-coordinator what stops a person from suing me for one reason or another if I attempt to save their life and happen to cause some damage such as a broken rib.
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Pharmacy students
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
I have come across many pharmacy students over the past few years and have heard about the increasing numbers of students going though the system. With such a growth in admissions and fewer work vacancies, I think we need to crack down and restrict the number of yearly admissions into university.
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