Having your own glucometer at home can be a game-changer in diabetes management. It saves you time and money, as you do not have to visit the chemist or clinic for frequent checkups. However, it is crucial to understand the ranges of high and low glucose levels, which can be explained by your pharmacist or doctor. With these factors in mind, you can choose a reliable and effective glucometer that meets your needs.
Going to see a healthcare provider could be hectic especially when it is your first time. This could be your doctor, dentist, physician, pharmaceutical practitioner or let’s just say wherever you can go when you feeling unwell. Predicting when you’ll become sick is not easy, this happens abruptly and before you think of anything you […]
Why Design, Stock, Staff, Hours, and Consultation Room Matter in Choosing a Pharmacy. A good pharmacy must possess several qualities to provide customers with a satisfactory experience. The first quality is the design of the pharmacy. The design should be organized and clean to create a sense of quality that everyone desires. Customers are repulsed […]
As the field of pharmacy evolves, so too does the way in which prescriptions are classified. Traditionally, prescriptions were classified based on factors such as age or diagnosis, as determined by the prescriber. However, after studying a number of prescriptions, I have discovered a new method for classifying prescriptions that I believe could be beneficial […]
To stand out as a reliable and trustworthy healthcare provider, it is important to stay informed, be confident in your knowledge, and provide excellent customer care. In this article, we will discuss the importance of staying informed and up-to-date in your field, having a deep understanding of commonly prescribed drugs, and providing excellent customer care, […]
How to prevent stock loss in the pharmacy
1. Frequent stocks take.
2. Avoid short expiries
3. Pay for an inventory system
4. Manage your shorts and excesses appropriately
5. Have a proper ordering and Receiving system
This is a 24 hour pharmacy but certainly they decided to have it open late night instead. December is usually full of festivities so the management had technically awarded its staff opening late night instead of 24 hours as a present. Which, perhaps everyone seemed to enjoy. This meant the pharmacy was closed between 12.30am to 8am. Rats must have broken into the pharmacy at that time.
Notes According to WHO, there are currently about 422 million people with diabetes worldwide, and this number is projected to rise to over 642 million by 2040. If you know whether you have diabetes or not, you may be able to prevent the development of type 2 diabetes, the most common variety. If you find […]