Evolution of Pharmacy

What were pharmacists felt to have lost beyond the 1960s?

What was considered essential for being a pharmacist in the 21st century?

What did the history of pharmacy in pictures describe pharmacists as before industries?

What was the main concern of clinical pharmacy?

What did pharmacists gradually lose beyond the 1960s?

Pharmacy evolution: A profession provided service of fundamental value to society : Compounding, Procuring, Storing, Distributing & ______

Before industries, pharmacists were described as 'a bunch of shop keepers' and were said to 'just weight and measure things' by the book A History of Pharmacy in Pictures by Bender, George A., and Paintings By Robert A. Thom, Parke, Davis & Company, 1955. They were also referred to as 'Businessmen'. They were also questioned, 'how do you need a degree to be a pharmacist .'

Beyond 1960’s, pharmacists were felt to be too much commercialized later. ______ gradually lost three quarters of their professional function and the practice of what they studied for years. They felt that clinical pharmacy was a real world hospital based practice course and essential for being a pharmacist of 21st century. It was seen as being a good representative of pharmacist & school.

The practice of clinical pharmacy is concerned with the science of _______

Services. Clinical Pharmacy is that area of pharmacy concerned with the science of _______