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What is pharmacy assessment?

About pharmacy assessments The purpose of a pharmacy assessment is to help elevate pharmacist practice in order to meet and/or exceed the minimum standards to improve patient care and ensure patient safety.

Can a non pharmacist own a pharmacy in Ontario?

As outlined by the Drug and Pharmacies Regulation Act, 1990, pharmacies must be owned and operated by a pharmacist or a corporation where the majority of directors of the corporation are pharmacists.

What includes in a community pharmacy?

Community pharmacy is a type of pharmacy that is typically located in a retail setting, such as a drugstore or grocery store. Community pharmacists work with patients to provide medication therapy management, counseling on the use of prescription and over-the-counter medications, and other health-related services.

What is the difference between pharmacy and community pharmacy?

The major difference between working in a Community and Institutional Pharmacy is your customers. In the Community Pharmacy, you are working at larger chain pharmacies, grocery store pharmacies, or neighborhood drug stores. In that setting, you will engage with patients on a consistent basis.

What community pharmacy involves?

A community pharmacy is a healthcare facility that provides pharmaceutical and cognitive services to a specific community. From independently owned pharmacies to corporately owned chain pharmacies, a variety of pharmacies are in operation.

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