I WAS appalled by the “judgmental” comments made by the chief pharmacist of the University Malaya Medical Centre on doctors “choosing” to prescribe more expensive drugs when there were cheaper alternatives available (“Doctors prescribing expensive drugs,” The Star, July 7).
The chief pharmacist could have done better to seek clarification from the doctors as to the reasons why such drugs were used.
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