"pharmacy professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to those who are employed in a pharmacy, or have a professional career in pharmacy. For example: "The pharmacy professionals in this area are well-trained and knowledgeable in many aspects of drug dispensation and patient care."
To date, evidence about performance appraisal arrangements for pharmacy professionals working in nonpatient-facing sectors has been scarce.
We do that in two ways – by registering pharmacy professionals as qualified and competent, and by regulating pharmacies that register with us and making sure that they meet standards which we believe protect the public.
To use parts of the APhA Career Pathway Evaluation Program for Pharmacy Professionals in a career development laboratory designed to provide students with relevant information that will help them prepare for successful careers across the profession of pharmacy.
As part of our commitment to proportionate and effective regulation, we believe that focusing on outcomes is the best way to protect the public while supporting pharmacy professionals to exercise their judgment and take decisions in the best interests of patients.
Since many pharmacy professionals and pharmaceutical scientists work at outsourcing facilities, this guidance is certainly of importance as it is expected to be finalized in 2016.
Our program attracts a range of professionals from different areas of healthcare— including doctors, nurses, pharmacy professionals, IT, finance, research and executives.
"Over 44,000 people die from accidental drug overdoses every year in the United States and most of those deaths are from opioids, including controlled substance pain medication and illegal drugs such as heroin," Tom Davis, vice president of pharmacy professional practices at CVS, said in a statement.
Pharmacy professional suitability means the fitness of PharmD graduates to practice in that they are able to demonstrate an agreed-upon pharmacy professional standard, professional knowledge, skills and appropriate behaviour to perform pharmacy services safely and effectively in hospital settings.
For all remaining patients, we compiled all pharmacy, professional service, and facility claims during both the pretreatment and follow-up periods.
For all remaining patients, we compiled all pharmacy, professional service, and facility claims during both the pre-index and post-index periods.
Pharmacy practice in the United Kingdom is governed both by legislation such as the Medicines Act, and by the regulations of the pharmacy professional body, which at the time of writing is the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain.
