Pharmacists who regard themselves primarily as businesspeople are no more
likely to commit prescription violations than those who regard themselves
primarily as professionals.

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Studies and professional ethics discussions suggest that pharmacists who view their role primarily as a business may prioritize profit over patient care, potentially leading to a higher likelihood of prescription violations compared to those who see themselves primarily as healthcare professionals committed to patient welfare.

Pharmacists Who Regard Themselves Primarily as Businesspeople Are No More