https://www.selleckchem.com/products/rk-701.html
3% of respondents), work in environments that are not conducive to safe and effective primary care (26.5%), are not satisfied with the amount of time they have to do their job (44.0%) and face shortage of staff (shortage of pharmacists 33.7%, technicians 36.4%, clerk staff 30.3%). Significant factors associated with poor perception were workplace-imposed quotas, high prescription volume, working in chain pharmacies and long prescription wait times. Conclusion A high percentage of Canadian pharmacists perceived their working conditions to