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Saudi Pharmaceutical Journal January 2022 |
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January 2022 |
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COVID-19 Clinical pharmacist Hospital pharmacist Community pharmacist
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| Language |
Indonesia |
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2022 |
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Introduction: (Background)
The role of pharmacists revolves around providing the highest levels of care to society and ensuring the
provision of medicine to all patients. However, with the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID 19),
pharmacists as a very important part of healthcare professionals’ team are responsible for fighting against
the disease regardless of their setting of practice. The role of pharmacists will undergo a little change to
extend and include other roles in order to ensure the safety of the community and limit the virus spread.
Also, they will be required to obtain information from reliable sources, and to be up to date, so they can
be reliable advisors to the community and raise their awareness.
Objectives: The purpose of this review is to highlight community and hospital pharmacists’ roles during
(COVID-19) global pandemic, and to clearly illustrate how they are contributing to maintain pharmacy
services continuity, supporting other healthcare professionals, and facilitating the patient’s education.
Summary: Clinical pharmacists provide direct patient care through monitoring adverse drug reactions,
ensuring individualized treatment, performing evidence-based practice, and evaluating drugs in clinical
trials. On the other hand, community pharmacists which are the most accessible healthcare providers by
the community increase their awareness regarding the preventive measures, balance medicines supply
and demand, provide drive-thru and home delivery services, offer telehealth counselling, psychological
support, refer suspected COVID-19 patients, and provide vaccination when available.
Conclusion: Innovative pharmacists’ roles have emerged to adapt to changes during COVID-19 pandemic, however, they may be needed in the post COVID-19 world as well. |
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