By Zohaib Ahmad
Pharmacy
Pharmacy is the clinical health science that links medical sciences with chemistry and it is charged with the discovery, production, disposal, safe and effective use, and control of medications and drugs.Origin of Pharmacy
The field of Pharmacy came into existence, when the first remedy was prepared back in ages. Pharmacy is considered as one of the fundamental subject in medical sciences. The origin of Pharmacy as a separate profession was way back in the times of Ancient Greece, Romans & during the middle ages in Europe, Pharmacy evolved much better like any other science. Pharmacy became advanced during the Golden Era of Arab’s after 9th century A.D. when the first ever proper drug store was opened in Baghdad. Now a days the Pharmacy profession is more advanced than ever.Pharmacist - Drug Expert
A Pharmacist holds a Graduation in Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD). Pharmacist is a person who’s Expert in medicines and a sole custodian of Medicines, right from manufacturing, testing, Clinical administration & dispensing it safely to the patients. A Pharmacist cherish roles of different kinds, from working in clinical pharmacy with direct interaction with patients alongside other medical staff to serving in community pharmacy, he supervises Manufacturing units or Laboratories. A Drug expert aka Pharmacist can review prescriptions and can suggest necessary dosage for the patients. In some developed countries, only a pharmacist is at liberty to write prescriptions. Right man for the right job, obviously.Pharmacist might pursue specialization in almost every major disease management, like Cardiac Pharmacist, Oncology Pharmacist, Pediatric, Ambulatory Care Pharmacist, Neuro Pharmacist, Pain management, Diabetes, Hypertension or simply can work as an hospital Pharmacist to keep check on smooth flow of Right medicines in Hospital.
Pharmacist provides counselling about Drug -Drug interactions, Drug-Food interactions, Drug-Body interactions, he can work best to reduce possible side effects of medicines.
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