Posted by: Pharmaceutical Journal
11 OCT 2018Source: Shutterstock
The Pharmaceutical Journal asked pharmacists on Twitter to get creative and compose a haiku for National Poetry Day on the 4 October using the hashtag #pharmacyhaiku — here are some of our favourites.
1. Think about the patient
Let’s think about care:
— Anna (@AnnaRobPharm)
A patient at the centre,
“Hello, my name is…”
2. A spillage
I hear a smash and
— Nahim Khan (@nahim_k)
pouring liquid, oh no its
clomethiazole!
3. On the dark side
I am clinical
— Liz Brooke MRPharmS (@LizBr00ke)
Pharmacist, what about you?
Am I cynical
4. Gut feelings
— Osdefs (@nccqshere)
Take my advice please,
Crushing enteric tablets,
Won’t your G I ease.
5. Pill paranoia
This black and white pill
— Esther Lim (@limes_e)
Poison or cure my sickness
Hope and fear in one.
6. Evidential enchantment
Drug Information
— Jen Smith (@jensmithmi)
Your siren call holds my heart
I am yours always
7. Flu fighter
You don’t have the flu;
— Hannah (@Hannah_A_17)
That is only a wee cold;
Come and get your jab!
8. Wise warning
ClobetasoNE is
— Michelle (@MichThePT)
Eumovate. ClobetasoL
is Dermovate. Heed.
9. The clamour
Controversial meds
— Sarah Jones (@SarahJPharm)
Nuance lost in the shouting
Hurt some, others saved
10. Innovation across the nation
RT : Apparently it’s so will try a !
— Robin Conibere (@PharmRJ)
Pharmacy South West
A thriving Pharmacy life
New Models of Care
(Haikus don’t have to rhyme, right?!)
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