By offering knowledge about medications, pharmacists contribute significantly to the healthcare system. Pharmaceutical therapy's main objective is to improve patients' quality of life while posing the least amount of danger possible by achieving significant results. In order to achieve the desired outcome of patient welfare, pharmacists work to identify illnesses, cure illnesses, eliminate symptoms, limit processes, stop the course of illnesses, and alter physiological mechanisms. A crucial topic in the field of health care is research into pharmacy practise, which focuses on understanding how and why people receive pharmacy services, how much treatment costs, and what happens to patients as a result of this therapy. It aims to promote the use of evidence in decisions about policy and practise made by pharmacists.
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