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Can Pathologists prescribe drugs? I can't see any real need for them having to, but it would kinda' suck to be a physician and not have that authority.
2muchplanning said:Can Pathologists prescribe drugs? I can't see any real need for them having to, but it would kinda' suck to be a physician and not have that authority.
2muchplanning said:Can Pathologists prescribe drugs? I can't see any real need for them having to, but it would kinda' suck to be a physician and not have that authority.
2muchplanning said:I can't see any real need for them having to, but it would kinda' suck to be a physician and not have that authority.
mcfaddens said:A Pathologist actually writing drugs, Thats crazy Id rather have someone with some real formal training like a Nurse practicioner or a PA do that. I mean what does a M.D. mean anyway.
mcfaddens said:A Pathologist actually writing drugs, Thats crazy Id rather have someone with some real formal training like a Nurse practicioner or a PA do that. I mean what does a M.D. mean anyway.
Buttercupp said:must.....resist...urge......to flame......![]()
mcfaddens said:What exactly are you plannin to flame? I should know if you are gonna violate me or your just talkin sweet
😳 ..blasted CK anyway!mcfaddens said:I was kidding around with that statement, sarcastic, get it? please read the one immediately below it, You two are studying too much for CK take a breather its not that hard, have some fun and loosen up, I was only kidding
Thats not true, well at least in most states. A sugron can prescribe whatever he/she wants. Ive seen it first hand many times, alot of docs choose to do some Primary stuff as well as speciality you do whatever you want. No one really cares too much unless you kill someone with lethal pills they shouldnt have. (ie the drugs you mentioned earlier)bananaface said:It varies by state. In some states, all physicians have fairly uniform prescriptive authority. (They still have to have special training to prescribe certain drugs like isotretinoin, thalidomide). In other states, like WA, the scope of practice limits prescriptive authority. So, unless you are treating patients, you can't prescribe anything. And, you can only prescribe drugs related to your treatment. (ie: surgeon can't prescribe BC pills)
Brian Pavlovitz said:😳 ..blasted CK anyway!
No hard feelings 😍
I said nothing untrue. The fact is that in some states (like WA) you are limited by your scope of practice while in others you can prescribe more broadly. My source is pharmacy law class.DasN said:Thats not true, well at least in most states. A sugron can prescribe whatever he/she wants. Ive seen it first hand many times, alot of docs choose to do some Primary stuff as well as speciality you do whatever you want. No one really cares too much unless you kill someone with lethal pills they shouldnt have. (ie the drugs you mentioned earlier)
Unless you are doing mass distribution or selling on the street noone cares.
mcfaddens said:What exactly are you plannin to flame? I should know if you are gonna violate me or your just talkin sweet
Truce?Buttercupp said:Oh, my lovely mcfaddenns- I did read the subsequent post. That is why I refrained from giving you the tongue lashing you so richly deserved for the previous one. Those who speak ill of the pathologists must be punished... Or at least threatened. 🙂
PS- Sweet is the only way I know how to talk. 😉
PPS- You should be so lucky to be violated by me. 😛
Notice the copious use of emoticons- that is to help you understand that most of the time I am kidding.
Truce?
mcfaddens said:Its ok buttercup
DasN said:sounds like these two are gonna do it 😀