Boots pharmacists feel the pressure of putting profit first | Letters

My story mirrors that of Tony (How Boots went rogue, The long read, 13 April). I have been broken by Boots despite being loyal. I too have had overwhelming pressure to perform services for pure profit over patient benefit. I was set targets by my manager at times expecting 30 Medicines Use Reviews (MURs) a week. My manager showed total disregard for ethics, saying: "I don't care how you do them but I want them done." For a period in this store I refused to do services as I felt patient safety ...