Letters: March 2011
Readers speak out about healthcare team roles, pharmacy credentials, efficiency, and e-tracking.
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Do not do unto others ...
"Re: "Evolving Pharmacy Practice in the 21st century" [CE, January 2011]:
Katie Morales, RN
ELLIJAY, GA.
Speaking of credit where credit is due
When giving credentials after a name, why do you choose to use "RPh" for those who have a BS degree in Pharmacy? I find the selective use of "RPh" for "BS" graduates rather demeaning. "Doctor of Pharmacy" graduates are also registered pharmacists, so how does this clearly distinguish between a "BS" graduate and a "PharmD" graduate? PharmD is a degree, and RPh is a title. We are all RPhs. Distinguish us by our degrees.
Danny A. Young, BS Pharm, BA
FLORENCE, S.C.
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