N.S. RCMP issue apology for historical use of street checks

British pharmacists allowed to prescribe drugs, provide medical care Twice a week, Stephen Inns sees patients with high blood pressure at his office in a medical practice in southern England. Usually, he conducts a few quick tests, asks them how they're doing, and adjusts their medicines if necessary. But Inns isn't a doctor. He's a pharmacist. Inns is one of fewer than 100 pharmacists across Britain recently given permission to prescribe drugs for patients and provide basic care, without relying …