A recent poll restricted to pharmacist participation has indicated that the vast majority of pharmacists believe that a 30-minute uninterrupted break should be included in the working day.
The poll, which proposed the statement, ‘Pharmacists should be allowed to have at least a 30-minute uninterrupted break during the working day’, received 389 votes.
The overwhelming majority — 355 pharmacists, or 91.5 per cent of voters — said they agree with the statement. Nineteen respondents, or 4.9 per cent of those who voted, disagreed, while 15, equating to 3.9 per cent of voters, said they were ‘unsure’.
For more polls restricted to pharmacists, see www.pharmabuddy.ie.
