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Meddlesome Medicine and Rational Therapeutics

IN CHOOSING ME FOR THIS YEAR'S RHO CHI AWARD, the Committee has exhibited an unusual degree of charitableness and ecumenism. I have, to be sure, enjoyed the privilege of working with practitioners and educators in pharmacy to enhance and expand the clinical role of the pharmacist as a member of the health care team. But this has always seemed to me so logical and so obvious that it scarcely deserves the recognition you have accorded me. Nonetheless, I would be ingracious indeed if I did not express my sincere pleasure and gratitude to you. One penance to which you must unfortunately submit and I must perpetuate is the annual address by the Rho Chi recipient. To fulfill this statute, I have chosen to focus on the issue which continues to be at the center of the relationship of medicine and pharmacy, and that is the rational conduct of pharmacotherapeutics. The subject is well-worn indeed. Yet, we are still a very long