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PARK HILLS Family and friends gathered on Tuesday, May 21 to offer congratulations to 11 Pharmacy Technician Training Program graduates at Mineral Area College. Students completed the 12-week training consisting of classroom study and three clinical rotations at local hospitals and pharmacy retail stores. Curriculum includes the most commonly used drugs, review of pharmacy laws and ethics, practice calculations, inventory management, compounding, standards of care and customer service. The graduates included Scott Kubala, Farmington; Allen Baranovic, Bonne Terre; Monica Page, Farmington; Chris Stringham, Park Hills; Tina Donze, Irondale; Courtney Wurst, Fredericktown; Danielle Magura, Bonne Terre; Katie Ikemeier, Farmington; Bailey Weber, Ste. Genevieve; Ashley Ikemeier, Farmington; Laurel Bohn, Fredericktown. The local health care employer partners that serve as clinical sites are Mineral Area Regional Medical Center, Parkland Health Center, Pharmax Pharmacy, Parkland Health Mart Pharmacy, Prescription Plus, Austin Plaza Pharmacy, Great Mines Health Center, SEMO Quality Care, Walgreens and Washington County Memorial. Jennifer Majeske serves as the training program instructor. Majeske is a Certified Pharmacy Technician through the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) since 2000, registered pharmacy technician in the state of Missouri and the Pharmacy Technician Educators Council (PTCE). She is a member of National Pharmacy Technician Association (NPTA), Advocate … Continue reading →

Mumbai: Apollo Pharmacy started selling Ranbaxy drugs at its stores again on Monday after the company recertified its stocks. Apollo Pharmacy had on Friday issued a cautionary advisory against Ranbaxy drugs and had temporarily suspended their sale. Earlier, Mumbai's Jaslok Hospital had also stopped the use of Ranbaxy drugs. "Our medical committee, which is a very strong committee within Apollo, has reviewed the matter and recommended, as a cautionary measure, we should temporarily suspend sale of Ranbaxy medicines, as we cannot take a chance with patients' safety. So, we have immediately issued an advisory to our pharmacies," Apollo Hospitals Executive Director Shobana Kamineni told Business Standard. She added Apollo had sent a questionnaire to Ranbaxy seeking details, including re-certification of the existing stock and test reports for other medicines. "We have nothing against Ranbaxy but we must respect what our medical committee has ordered... We have asked them (Ranbaxy) to re-certify whatever stocks we have till now. We have also asked for test reports of all those drugs and a bunch of other details," Kamineni said, adding Apollo's pharmacies would restart sale of Ranbaxy drugs after the company had fulfilled the requirements and satisfied the medical committee. Apollo Pharmacy had … Continue reading →