pharmacy and pharmacist are very important in medical science.
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Answer:

The practice of pharmacy requires excellent knowledge of drugs, their mechanism of action, side effects, interactions, mobility, and toxicity. Pharmacy practice has played a very important role in building the trust of patients in the health care system, reducing treatment cost, achieving better health outcomes, reducing the risk of treatments and side effects of medication, safe access to the treatment and improved quality of life in many countries. Pharmacists are the experts on drug therapy and are the primary health professionals who optimize the use of medication for the benefit of the patients. Clinical pharmacists play a crucial role in different health care setups by evaluating and revising the medicines, medication history, dispensing errors, administration errors, analyzing drug interactions, pointing out the adverse drug reactions, exhorting individualization of dosage regimen, and contributing to patient's counseling. By participation in clinical discussions and ward rounds, the clinical pharmacists can help in identifying, preventing, and reducing drug interactions and other drug-related problems

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