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Gilbert paints a bleak picture of pharmacy in post-democracy South Africa as a profession positioned geographically and socially ; in the wrong place to respond to the urgent healthcare needs of a society in transition Gilbert 2004a ; . She argues that while pharmacists in South Africa want to claim an active role as healthcare professionals, the profession and the majority of pharmacists ; remain trapped in the traditional role of dispenser subject to medicine, a role for which, `consistent with the literature, they are over-trained and underutilised, resulting in despondency, frustration and general dissatisfaction with being a community pharmacist' Gilbert 2004a: 305 ; . However, she goes on to argue that changes in the wider social structure of healthcare, while they constitute a climate of uncertainty, also offer an opportunity for pharmacy to cross traditional boundaries, and work with other professionals to meet the demands of a society influenced by new understandings of health, including what Gilbert terms `CAM healers' Complementary and Alternative Medicine ; and nurses Gilbert 2004a: Abstract; 314; 2004b ; . She concludes that: .although traditionally clarity exists with regard to the boundaries of professional task domains, the growing-emphasis on PHC [Primary Health Care] and team work has tended to obfuscate them and imply 'vacancies' in jurisdiction. This has been further fuelled by the growth of CAM and the health movements. Universally, but in South Africa in particular, pharmacy as a profession in transition in search of greater responsibilities recognizes this as an opportunity to redefine its role Gilbert 2004: 315 ; . The vulnerability of pharmacy limited to dispensing, noted by Traulsen and Bissell 2004 ; , is well illustrated in the impact of recent amendments to legislation in South Africa, especially with respect to prescribing doctors, and, potentially to prescribing nurses SA Government 1965; 1974; 2004; Thom 2004 ; . The situation in South Africa indeed in many African countries ; is exacerbated by the relatively low ratio of 23 pharmacists per 124.
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Dude a 10-year interval that would allow at least a 5-year follow-up. There were 59 female and 32 male patients with an age range of 10-48 years. Histopathologic findings included nodular sclerosis 86 patients ; , mixed cellularity three patients ; , lymphocyte depletion one patient ; , and unclassified one patient ; . Only four patients had stage I disease; the remainder had stage II disease. Of the 91 patients, 65 were treated with radiation therapy alone, and 26 were treated with radiation therapy followed by chemotherapy, consisting of mechiorethamine hydrochloride, vincristine sulfate Oncovin ; , prednisone, and procarbazine MOPP ; in 21 patients, MOPP with bleomycin sulfate in three, and MOPP with cyclophosphamide, vincristine, and prednisone in two. Radiation therapy consisted of 4, 000 rad 40 Gy ; in weeks administered to the mantle. No chemotherapy was administered before radiation therapy in any of these patients; thus, radiographic follow-up for tumor regression was determined from the first day of radiation therapy. The mediastinal masses were evaluated with chest radiography in frontal and lateral projections. The size of the mass was and vinorelbine.
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