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Aimless
In pharmacy, anything “aimless” usually suggests lack of evidence-based practice or irrational drug use—which pharmacists and healthcare professionals work hard to avoid.
“Aimless use” or “aimless therapy”
This typically refers to:
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Using medication without a clear medical purpose
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Prescribing or taking drugs without a defined treatment goal
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Lack of therapeutic direction or monitoring