Farmacinės rūpybos teisinio reglamentavimo probleminiai aspektai

Abstract

Every pharmacist, who works in the pharmaceutical sector, must ensure the quality of patient services. Direct contact of the patient and the pharmacist is going on pharmacy. Singuliarities of this contact in the European Union countries are finetuned by the „Good Pharmacy Practice Guidelines“. The purpose of the guidelines is to ensure the quality of medicines, rational and economically reasonable usage of prescriptive medicines, to take care for the health and healthy lifestyle of the patient, to provide a full information about your current medicines. On this basis, a pharmacist must not only meet the requirements, that helps to preserve the quality of medicine but also properly handle the patient. Pharmacy which provides pharmaceutical services that meets the „Good Pharmacy Practice Guidelines“ takes care on pharmaceutical care which is practiced in the whole world. Pharmaceutical care is a responsible treatment with medications, which aims to achieve clear results that improves quality of patients' life.