REVIEW ON MODERN PROGRESS IN PHARMACY PRACTICE: EXPLORING FUTURE DIRECTIONS

Rani B. Waghmare*, Yogesh B. Raut, Sanjay K. Bais

This review examines the variables that could affect practice going forward. Three levels of transformation are possible. First of all, the pharmacist's conventional role as a medication dispenser is growing. Second, the pharmacist's work is expanding into new areas of medicine. Thirdly, happenings around the world spur other adjustments. Leaders in pharmacy and healthcare who are considering the future structure and objectives of their pharmacy services may find this review useful. The rise in chronic illnesses, changes in the global population, and technological advancements are all placing a great deal of strain on healthcare. In line with this, pharmacies are evolving from traditional drug distributors to also playing a more sophisticated clinical role. The purpose of this study was to ascertain what the research agenda for pharmacy practice would include from the perspectives of pharmacy practitioners and scholars in five high-income nations.