Quote Originally Posted by admin
they don't go to med school they go to pharmacy school obviously, and they do take an oath... whats the shurg for? a pharmacist knows more about drugs than a medical dr does, and med dr. are the ones prescribing pretty messed up. some pharmacist can prescribe meds though.
the oath taken upon graduation of pharmacy school (oath of maimonides) is different from the oath taken upon graduation of medical school (oath of hippocrates). that also assumes that the school asks students to take the oath, which not all schools do.

the shrug wasn't intended for any controversy, but rather a question of the question. a doctor can be a physician, pharmacist, dentist, someone with a ph.d. ... but the question seemed to aim towards medical doctors, though it was not explicitly said.

i don't disagree that generally, pharmacists know more about medications than physicians. which is why i always ask pharmacists on my teams tons of questions, and if i don't have one on my team, i call one of two i have a personal relationship with.

i wasn't giving the an example for an answer i already know the answer, i wanted to see what people thought... pharmacist can deny anyone they sit fit, its the law.
depending on the situation, a pharmacist can deny any patient. depending on the state or store, the pharmacist may or may not have to refer the patient to another pharmacy that can fill the prescription.