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Pharmacy in Practice partners with Clinical Pharmacy Congress

🎧💊 Pharmacy in Practice partners with Clinical Pharmacy Congress

  Pharmacy in Practice has this week partnered with the Clinical Pharmacy Congress to become the webinar and podcast partner for the show.

  Sadly, this year, the Clinical Pharmacy Congress has understandably had to be postponed but this partnership will ensure that opportunities to learn from the leaders in pharmacy will continue.

  In partnership with Pharmacy in Practice, the Clinical…

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Andrea James on the legal impact of COVID-19 on pharmacy

  Our guest for this podcast is Andrea James. Andrea is a regulatory lawyer advising doctors, pharmacists, vets, teachers & other highly regulated professionals.

  She also loves animals, laughter and fairness.

  Andrea is a partner at Brabners. She leads their Professional Discipline and Healthcare Regulatory team, providing vital insight to our wider Regulatory team and Healthcaresector group.…

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Andrea James on the legal impact of COVID-19 on pharmacy

🎧💊 "Thank you for inviting me on to my first ever podcast Johnathan Laird. Great to have a wide-ranging chat about legal and ethical issues relevant to #pharmacy and #COVID19" Andrea James. Lawyer at Brabners. 🎧💊

  Our guest for this podcast is Andrea James. Andrea is a regulatory lawyer advising doctors, pharmacists, vets, teachers & other highly regulated professionals.

  She also loves animals, laughter and fairness.

  Andrea is a partner at Brabners. She leads their Professional Discipline and Healthcare Regulatory team, providing vital insight to our wider Regulatory team and Healthcaresector group.…

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[pharmacyinpractice]

Pharmacy in Practice partners with Clinical Pharmacy Congress

  Pharmacy in Practice has this week partnered with the Clinical Pharmacy Congress to become the webinar and podcast partner for the show.

  Sadly, this year, the Clinical Pharmacy Congress has understandably had to be postponed but this partnership will ensure that opportunities to learn from the leaders in pharmacy will continue.

  In partnership with Pharmacy in Practice, the Clinical…

View On WordPress

[pharmacyinpractice]

Andrea James on the legal impact of COVID-19 on pharmacy

  Our guest for this podcast is Andrea James. Andrea is a regulatory lawyer advising doctors, pharmacists, vets, teachers & other highly regulated professionals.

  She also loves animals, laughter and fairness.

  Andrea is a partner at Brabners. She leads their Professional Discipline and Healthcare Regulatory team, providing vital insight to our wider Regulatory team and Healthcaresector group.…

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In which we discuss the final chapter of The Crying of Lot 49.

Oedipa, with the help of a Warfinger scholar, digs into the history of the Trystero. As the people and things in her life gradually fall away, she finds herself in a fugue. The last bit of her former lover, Pierce, who set her upon this quest, goes up for auction. It is there that she faces the crying of lot 49.

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In which we wrap up chapter five of The Crying of Lot 49.

After a night spent wandering the streets of San Narciso and seeing the post-horn at nearly every turn, Oedipa encounters an old sailor who asks her to drop a letter into W.A.S.T.E. for him. She tails a deliveryman for a while, and then heads back to Kinneret…where things are certainly in a much different state than when she left.

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Addressing chapter four of The Crying of Lot 49 with a brand-new panelist. Welcome, Blake!

Chapter 4 finds Oedipa first at a stockholders’ meeting of Yoyodyne, after which she finds a young man seemingly hip to the W.A.S.T.E. system. In a code-heavy conversation, he mentions the last of the true inventors, John Nefastis, who created a real, live Maxwell’s Demon that will work with the aid of a psychic sensitive. Later, she finds an edition of The Courier’s Tragedy with notably differing text, uncover a bit more about the Tristero’s possible involvement in early American postal services, and talk to eminent philatelist Genghis Cohen.