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This is Volume I of a three-part series dedicated to the most sacred of everyday healthcare rituals: giving the right drug, to the right person, at the right time-without accidentally starting a fire (figuratively or otherwise). In this opening volume, pharmacist and lifelong systems observer Dun Huynh distills decades of dispensing experience into a conversational, digestible guide for those newly initiated into the world of medication safety. Equal parts art and science (with a dash of gallows humor), this book offers a broad but thoughtful overview of how and why drugs must be dispensed with care-and what can happen when they aren't. Rather than posing as a clinical reference or scientific tome, this is a personalized collection of practical wisdom-shaped by firsthand mistakes, countless close calls, and the quiet clarity that comes from watching the same patterns emerge in vastly different settings. With humility, warmth, and the occasional eyebrow raise, Dun explores the whos, whats, whens, wheres, hows, and-most importantly-whys of dispensing safely. Whether you're a new grad, a seasoned pro seeking reflection, or simply someone curious about the finer details behind the pharmacy counter, this book invites you to rethink dispensing as more than a task-it's a high-stakes art form cloaked in barcode scanners and pill bottles.

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