Pharmacists are accessible in all healthcare settings: inpatient, ambulatory and community settings. Pharmacists are available to see patients at convenient times every day of the week, during morning, evening and weekend hours, and without an appointment. They are licensed to provide immunizations in all 50 states. Many states also allow student pharmacists to provide pharmacy services under the supervision of a pharmacist. Pharmacists may also provide other services such as asthma care, blood pressure monitoring services, cholesterol screening, diabetes disease management, smoking cessation consultation, bone density scans for osteoporosis screening, anticoagulation management clinics and more.
Pharmacy is a diverse and rewarding career, with opportunities for patient care, scientific research and innovation. Pharmacists can work in a myriad of professional settings. The majority of pharmacists (45 percent) work in an independent or retail chain community pharmacy and provide counseling to patients on the use of prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) medications. Pharmacists work in numerous other healthcare environments as well, including hospitals, nursing homes, managed care organizations, the pharmaceutical industry, colleges and schools and the federal government. Pharmacists play key leadership roles in all aspects of the healthcare system.
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In the coming years we will continue to fulfill the expectations and demand of Pharmacist. We appreciate and demand to all professional pharmacist to come and join HCF UNITED PHARMACIST ASSOCIATION (UPA) to make strong.
To provide pharmaceutical services that meet the needs of the patients in conjunction with the medical staff. To develop pharmacists' clinical practice as an integral part of patient care in the health care system.
At times of emergency, going to the hospital might not always be an option. For instance, if a patient is in a health crisis and not in a position to travel to a clinic, a local pharmacist can help with emergency aid.
Pharmacists empower patients by helping them tackle illness and boosting their confidence. They impart knowledge, they motivate, they help patients to help themselves. Pharmacists are the first port of call in a health crisis, and sometimes even saves lives! Empower yourself to empower others.
From giving basic health tips, to answering illness-specific questions, Pharmacists are excellent in advising patients to make healthy life choices. They also counsel patients on mental health, stress management, and suggest consulting the right health professional if needed.
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