Licensed pharmacists are professionals who are responsible for providing pharmaceutical knowledge and pharmaceutical services. Licensed pharmacists are experts in drugs and the most suitable candidates to answer the public's questions about drugs.
Licensed pharmacists, also known as pharmacists, are professional technicians who are responsible for providing pharmaceutical knowledge and pharmaceutical services. Licensed pharmacists are experts in drugs and the most suitable candidates to answer the public's questions about drugs. Pharmacists are responsible for checking whether there are drug interactions between several drugs prescribed by doctors.
According to the patient's medical record and the doctor's diagnosis, the most suitable dosage forms (such as liquid medicine, pills, anal plug medicine, etc.) are suggested. ) and the dose given to the patient; At the same time, they will also teach patients what to pay attention to and how to take medicine.
1In March, 1994, the Ministry of Personnel and the State Administration of Medicine promulgated the Interim Provisions on the Qualification System of Licensed Pharmacists. 1In July, 1995, the Ministry of Personnel and state administration of traditional chinese medicine promulgated the Interim Provisions on the Qualification System of Licensed Pharmacists, and since then, the qualification system of licensed pharmacists has been implemented in China.
The main responsibilities of licensed pharmacists:
1, licensed pharmacists must abide by professional ethics, be loyal to their duties, and take responsibility for drug quality and ensure people's safe and effective drug use as the basic criteria.
2. Licensed pharmacists must strictly implement the Drug Administration Law and national laws, regulations and policies on drug research, production, management and use. Licensed pharmacists have the responsibility to advise, stop, refuse to implement and report to their superiors for acts or decisions that violate the Drug Administration Law and relevant laws and regulations.
3 licensed pharmacists are responsible for the supervision and management of drug quality within the scope of practice, and participate in the formulation, implementation and handling of violations of total quality management of drugs in their own units.
4. Licensed pharmacists are responsible for prescription review and supervision, providing medication consultation and information, guiding rational drug use, and carrying out clinical pharmacy work such as therapeutic drug monitoring and drug efficacy evaluation.