scope in pharmacueticals as a reasearch exicutive
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Be true to AYd and you will prosper. RD is fast upcomming field , be the among the few to devot to development of Ayd.
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right now the demand is high but 10 years down the road i dont know, the future is a toss up. if mail order pharmacy continues to grow (its being pushed heavily by many insurance companies like caremark and medco)  it can drastically reduce the amount of pharmacists needed to dispense prescriptions since they are filled mostly by $10/hour technicians and robots with a few pharmacists just looking at the bottles and saying "uh, ok" instead of filling them themselves and talking to people. but others say pharmacy will become more clinical which will create many new jobs, and baby boomers are aging which will increase prescription volume so pharmacists will be in larger demand than they ever have before.\n\nso there are some people that say feast, some people that say famine. who knows what will happen in the future.\n\npersonally, i think the future will be somewhere between. current pharmacy jobs might disappear some due to mail order, but there is a huge and growing nursing shortage so pharmacists might gain a new niche in the healthcare community. also, if things get bad the major chains have a powerful lobby. mail order bends a lot of laws, and if profits start to fall, walgreens, CVS, etc. will probably call the mail order companies on it. but yeah, i have the same worries as you.
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Here's two for ya:\n1-Independant pharmacutical consultant (drug supplier) \n2-Independant pharmacutical distributer (drug dealer)
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im a pharmacist ..i can tell u that pharmacy studies are not only boring but very hard as well!\nif u dont "love" this field ..u will have hard times ...however , the rewards are great after graduation ..good luck !
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Yes for me it is.\n\nhowever, I have tackled both classes quite differently.\n\nAnatomy, I thought of as history Class.  A lot hard facts to memorize, what comes before what comes after, general trends (which do start to repeat).  Repetition is the key.  Visual hands on experience is very rewarding ( like visiting a museum or old war ground).\n\nPharmacology, I thought of as a foreign language.  Initially, must learn the basics, and it feels very hard.  Must memorize initial core facts (not including drug names).  Eventually things get better with practice.  Repetition = not helpful.  Mix and match / compare and contrast = helpful.  Practice/ study pharmacology with other students v.v. helpful (just like talking in foreign language with fellow students will dramatically increase your hold on the language).\n\nI hope this helps in your studying.  \n\nUsing these principles I have gotten 86% in my anatomy course and 85% in my Pharmacology.  \n\ncurrently 3rd year med student.
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Define the possible scope of the public library system. A single library location that allows a registered library user (card holder) to browse through books, periodicals, and misc multimedia. It would be able rent out those items to the user as well as collect outstanding items from the user.\n\nSimple set of important features:\n\n1) Ability to sign up for a library card (register)\n2) Loan out a book\n3) Inventory a book\n4) Notify a user that a book is overdue.\n\nA more narrow scope based on the features above. (Level 1 decomposition)\n\nA library system would have a:\n\n1) Register a user subsystem - Collect User information from user, create an account, issue a card.\n\n2) Loan out a book subsystem - Determine if the book is in stock, determine if the book is on hold, determine if the book is meant to be checked out, set book/item to a "rented" status.\n\n3) Inventory a book subsystem - Get book from user, set book/items status to "available"\n\n4) Notify user book is overdue subsystem - Check if all books are accounted, issue overdue notice, look up users information, send notice to user.\n\nThe two techniques that can be employed in such a system is decomposition (breaking down a system into its smaller subsystems like we just did) and loose coupling (one subystem is not dependent on another one to function)\n\nTo get the idea of a multi-layer architecture, use the idea of decomposition. The further you break a system down into its parts, the deeper in the layers you go.\n\nCheck out articles on UML and decomposition. Together you should get an idea about this architecture.
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Here is a better question.  Now that everything is computerized, why are they still scrawling that stuff - that sometimes even pharmacists cannot read - on little slips of paper?\n\nWhy not type it into a keyboard on a computer or a palmtop device.  What?  Doctors cannot afford $469 to equip each examining room with a computer?\n\nI think they can!
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You could also try\nwww.rxlist.com\nthey shurely describe the mode of action\n\nFor chemical structures try\nwww.wikipedia.org\nthey should cover a lot of the substances, I guess.
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In thesis, Scope of Study is the section where you put all the things that is covered by your project. More details, much better.
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A lady walked into a pharmacy and spoke to the pharmacist. \nShe asked, "Do you have Viagra?" \n"Yes," he answered. \nShe asked, "Does it work?" \n"Absolutely," he answered. \n"Can you get it over the counter?" she asked. \n"I can if I take two," he answered.
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place to work? \nutopia for X (x being the field like utopia for 'marketing' or 'banking' or 'retail' or something)\nplace to structure the work of X (see above)\nthats SUCH  a hard question.
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I completely agree with your sentiments regarding the choice of dispensing certain medications based on moral beliefs.\n\nAs I am a pre-pharm major, I have difficulty understanding still.. why morality is able to be judged in this profession.  As any form of medical treatment, it should be provided regardless of someone's opinion on the matter... granted the correct prescription is written and such.  \n\nIt is amazing how many medications are frowned upon by certain individuals, even though they are used for many different ailments.  \n\nBirth Control pills, for example, are very often prescribed due to a health condition that requires hormonal regulation.  I see no morality issue in assisting someone from having serious side-effects from the lack of regulation.  \n\nI believe everyone should have the opportunity to gain immediate access to written prescriptions.  Doctors have the capability of understanding and diagnosing problems... they have the ability to prescribe medications to assist in overcoming or helping these problems..  Why should a pharmacist be able to say no?  I certainly do not understand.\n\nI can only hope that more people decide to enter the pharmaceutical profession with an open mind, and the knowledge that everyone has a right to healthcare.
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Y'a pas de raisons..;Traditionellement, beaucoup de pays ont tendances à prendre des entraineurs du pays, mais il n'existe pas forcément LE profil de technicien recherché dans le pays, d'ou la nécessité de prendre quelqu'un d'autre. Il peut aussi y avoir la recherche d'un entraineur réputé plus habitué au haut niveau (Gus Hiddink par exemple...)
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Isn't it amazing how medicine has devolved into pure guess work?\n\nI remember a time when doctors actually did tests before prescribing drugs.  But at least Dr. Quack got his cortisone sales quota for the day!
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I study pharmacy and I agree with you and I think that pharmacists must do a lot to approve their statues in the industry.After all they discover a new drugs.
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some entend of practical experience
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The industry is the pharmaceutical industry.