My editorials and other columns within xheAJP often comment on the political climate in and around pharmacy's peak bodies and the decisions made by officials elected by members. This is not just to offer entertaining reading (although of course we hope it does sometimes provide a degree of entertainment); nor is it just because the readers of the AJP expect and deserve to be informed of the issues that their elected leaders are making decisions on and the rationale for those decisions.
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