Pharmacy Times are Changing - How Prepared are You?

Rajinder Bains*

What being a pharmacist means to us: We go to university for 4 years with a final fifth year to put our knowledge into practice. We do all this because of our duty of wanting to serve the public to the best of our ability. Each day we assess prescriptions, looking out for interaction and errors and promote pharmacy through the services that we provide.
With one core focus at point- ensuring that patients are at the heart of everything that we do. Over the years the image of a pharmacist and what we provide in service has changed dramatically. The growth and pace of change has been extraordinary.