Everyone should have the right to know what kind of medicine and the he/she is taking.
Only registered doctors and pharmacists have the right to carry out the Pharmaceutical Compounding.
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Jason Chong
10 years ago
Only the certified pharmacist able to perform the job. No medicine description is high risk to the patients.
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Tan Jing Fen
10 years ago
Against RUFF
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Ngu Chung Fai
10 years ago
Issuance of prescriptions to patients has to be mandatory.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
As a consumer. I disagree this ruuf
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Lee Beng Ee
10 years ago
Pharmacy final year student
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Jane teo
10 years ago
Inappropriate to apply such laws
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Jason Lee
10 years ago
am against this.Its like our rights are gone.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Pharmacists' rights must be reassured.
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Loke Ren Zhang
10 years ago
Is there even a reason for the existence of pharmacists if that's the case of the implementation?
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Ng Yong Zhi
10 years ago
I strongly disaggree this proposal because it does not show any significant to pharmacist.
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Lang leong hai
10 years ago
Pharmacists shall be given more freedom to practice dispensing since they are trained fully on medications. It helps the general consumers by providing professional advise n convenient services to all.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I disagree of this as consumer we have the right to get the safety an choice to make our own decision.
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Reginne
10 years ago
I as a consumer..disagree this ruuf
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Joyce Teo
10 years ago
Issuance of prescriptions to patients has to be mandatory! There need to be clear and systematic system that ensures the safe and quality use of medicine by the patient!
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LEE NING HUAN
10 years ago
I am a pharmacy undergraduate in UKM, i was in my astonishment when I saw this petition being shared around in Facebook. To me,it totally make no sense as in a healthcare system, every profession should have their own responsibility to help the community to improve their quality of life. But the law just seems like giving it all to the doctors and do not even care about the people's health. Sorry, not as a pharmacy undergraduate but as a Malaysian, I am against the RUUF.
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yoggaveni
10 years ago
im a bpharm student
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Khairulnizam Ahmad
10 years ago
Medicin need to be dispensed byy qualified personnel.
I am totally against this RUUF.
Everyone should have the right to know what kind of medicine and the he/she is taking. Only registered doctors and pharmacists have the right to carry out the Pharmaceutical Compounding.
Only the certified pharmacist able to perform the job. No medicine description is high risk to the patients.
Against RUFF
Issuance of prescriptions to patients has to be mandatory.
As a consumer. I disagree this ruuf
Pharmacy final year student
Inappropriate to apply such laws
am against this.Its like our rights are gone.
Pharmacists' rights must be reassured.
Is there even a reason for the existence of pharmacists if that's the case of the implementation?
I strongly disaggree this proposal because it does not show any significant to pharmacist.
Pharmacists shall be given more freedom to practice dispensing since they are trained fully on medications. It helps the general consumers by providing professional advise n convenient services to all.
I disagree of this as consumer we have the right to get the safety an choice to make our own decision.
I as a consumer..disagree this ruuf
Issuance of prescriptions to patients has to be mandatory! There need to be clear and systematic system that ensures the safe and quality use of medicine by the patient!
I am a pharmacy undergraduate in UKM, i was in my astonishment when I saw this petition being shared around in Facebook. To me,it totally make no sense as in a healthcare system, every profession should have their own responsibility to help the community to improve their quality of life. But the law just seems like giving it all to the doctors and do not even care about the people's health. Sorry, not as a pharmacy undergraduate but as a Malaysian, I am against the RUUF.
im a bpharm student
Medicin need to be dispensed byy qualified personnel.
It's unfair to the pharmacy and pharmacists.