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    This site contains information to provide help and hope to the addicted Pharmacist & Student Pharmacist

                                                         This Page Last Updated10/04/11

  
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Faces and Voices of Recovery
organizing the recovery community    Click for site:
facesandvoicesofrecovery.org
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 This site
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6/17/07
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                  Welcome to the USA PRN Web site!

  The mission of this Web site:

  1. To provide help & hope to addicted Pharmacists & Student Pharmacists seeking recovery from their active disease.

  2. To provide support to Pharmacists & Student Pharmacists in recovery from their chronic disease.

  3. To educate & inform the profession of pharmacy that those within the profession, are at risk for chemical
    dependency for reasons including increased stress and burnout and easier access to drugs.
    (Note: The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) states that between 8% and 12% of health care workers have
     chemical dependencies.)

  About this site:

  This site is a work in progress that started in 1996 as a "hard copy" directory of State PRN Information. I apologize if
  there are any informational mistakes, but I can only go with that which has been sent to me. If there are any edits
  that need to be made, please send them to me. Use the website feedback page or my E-mail address (below). Thanks!!

 

 

◄= November 2009
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Mutianyu, China
 

Charlie Broussard R.Ph., M.Ed.
Web Site Editor
   
BroussardC@aol.com

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          politics, organization or institution.

 

This site was last updated 10/04/11
 

 

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