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Peer reviewedHepler, Charles D.; Strand, Linda M. – American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 1989
Given that drug-related morbidity represents a significant social problem, three questions must be asked before pharmacy can claim its mandate and state its mission: (1) what is drug-related morbidity and mortality? (2) can such morbidity and mortality be prevented at acceptable cost? and (3) can pharmacists help to prevent drug-related morbidity…
Descriptors: Death, Drug Therapy, Futures (of Society), Opportunities
