Licensed pharmacists refer to qualified pharmacists who have registered with the national drug regulatory authorities and obtained the practice certificate, and are professionals in the pharmaceutical industry. Engaged in pharmacy-related work in medical institutions, pharmacies, pharmaceutical production enterprises and other fields, responsible for drug dispensing, storage, sales and management, as well as drug information consultation and guidance.
First of all, licensed pharmacists play an important role in drug management. They are responsible for supervising and guiding the storage, sale and management of drugs to ensure the quality and safety of drugs. Licensed pharmacists also need to understand the side effects, contraindications and drug interactions of drugs, provide professional medication advice and guidance for patients, and ensure the safety of patients' medication.
Secondly, licensed pharmacists are more professional in drug information consultation. They need to know the composition, nature, use, dosage and adverse reactions of drugs, and provide accurate and comprehensive drug information consultation services for patients. Licensed pharmacists also need to know the patient's medical history, medication and physical condition, and provide personalized medication advice and guidance for patients.
In addition, licensed pharmacists are also very professional in drug preparation and preparation. They need to know the preparation and preparation technology of drugs, master the preparation technology and quality control methods of drugs, and ensure the quality and safety of drugs. Licensed pharmacists also need to understand the new technologies and methods of drugs and constantly improve their professional skills and level.
In short, licensed pharmacists are indispensable professionals in the pharmaceutical industry. They are professional and responsible, providing patients with accurate and comprehensive drug information consultation and medication guidance to ensure the safety of patients' medication. At the same time, licensed pharmacists also need to constantly improve their professional skills and level to adapt to the continuous development and changes of the pharmaceutical industry.