dispensary

Converse of object

• open: It was opened in 1863 by John Henry Rogers who had opened a dispensary in 1858.
• run: Pakistan SCI Pakistan, an SCI Group, is running a free dispensary in Lahore, catering to around 20 people per day.
• establish: At the London Chest the municipal authorities of Bethnal Green and Hackney established a Tuberculosis Dispensary in 1916.
• have: Braemar Cottage Chemist Mr Palmer had a dispensary in the room on the left of the entrance to the Cross Keys.
• base: Clinical lectures These are student transcriptions taken down viva voce by students during hospital clinic or dispensary based classes.

Adjective modifier

• medical: Olive Branch Appeal - Raising funds for medical dispensary.
• herbal: The skills needed for running a herbal dispensary will be covered with practical sessions on the preparation of herbal remedies.
• small: The older children go to local schools and there is a small dispensary and a hospital close by.
• first: Sophy Lynn opened the first Dispensary in Notting Hill in 1988 in an old Chemist's store.
• new: A new dispensary was erected adjacent to the union's relieving offices.
• free: Pakistan SCI Pakistan, an SCI Group, is running a free dispensary in Lahore, catering to around 20 people per day.

Modifies a noun

• staff: Training in risk reduction is given at planned intervals to all dispensary staff.
• system: Pharmacy Manager was the first Windows® dispensary management system to be launched.
• service: Dispensary services are currently provided from six separate sites, with two being dedicated outpatient dispensaries.
• management: Pharmacy Manager was the first Windows® dispensary management system to be launched.

Noun used with modifier

• practice: Further down the corridor is the practice dispensary where he would make up his prescriptions.
• tuberculosis: At the London Chest the municipal authorities of Bethnal Green and Hackney established a Tuberculosis Dispensary in 1916.