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“Pharmacy: Always trusted for your health” is the theme of this year’s World Pharmacists Day

“Pharmacy: Always trusted for your health” is the theme of this year’s World Pharmacists Day

Nabin Bista by Nabin Bista
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“Pharmacy: Always trusted for your health” is the theme of this year’s World Pharmacists Day

“Pharmacy: Always trusted for your health” is the theme of this year’s World Pharmacists Day on 25 September 2021.

“Pharmacy: Always trusted for your health” will be the theme of World Pharmacists Day on 25 September, FIP announced today. At a time when trust barometers have found that distrust of societal leaders has increased and distrust of information sources is at a record high, fuelled by the COVID-19 pandemic and the infodemic around it, and when vaccines hesitancy remains a major hurdle, public trust in pharmacy is more important than ever.

For many years, pharmacists have consistently been named among the top five most trusted professionals in national surveys. Educators are also consistently in the top five and, according to a recent survey, scientists are the most trusted people in the world. “Pharmacists, educators and scientists — that’s our pharmacy profession,” said FIP president Dominique Jordan.

“Evidence indicates a significant association between trust in healthcare professionals and health outcomes for patients. Pharmacy has built up a reserve of trust over many years of caring, and we can put this trust to good use in countering the anti-vaxxers as well as in continuing to improve the health of our communities in general. I invite all my colleagues around the world to join this year’s campaign,” Mr Jordan added.

Why this theme?

Trust is a central part of all human relationships and a fundamental element of social capital. Trust is also essential to health care: there is a significant association between trust in healthcare professionals and health outcomes for patients. Across diverse clinical settings, patients reported greater satisfaction with treatment, showed more beneficial health behaviours and fewer symptoms, and experienced improved quality of life when they had higher trust in their healthcare professionals.

People trust us

For many years, pharmacists have consistently been named among the top five most trusted professionals in national surveys. Educators are also consistently in the top five and, according to a recent survey, scientists are the most trusted people in the world. Pharmacists, educators and scientists? That’s our pharmacy profession.

Why are we trusted?

Three elements are necessary for trust: positive relationships, competency/expertise, and consistency.

Positive relationships Our genuine interest in our patients and time taken to listen to their needs, as well as our extra efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic, have helped us to establish meaningful connections and continue to build positive relationships.

Competency/expertise We typically complete a four-year Master of Pharmacy degree or a doctorate in pharmacy, followed by a preregistration year/internship. Once registered, we undertake lifelong learning or further training to become more specialised.

Consistency As the most accessible healthcare provider in many parts of the world, working in premises that operate longer working hours than many other healthcare facilities, we and our pharmacies are more able to demonstrate, consistently, our skills and caring.

Many patient-pharmacist relationships are grounded in trust built over time. The public trusts our advice. They trust us to maintain confidentiality. More and more governments are trusting us to administer vaccines and to provide other expanded services, such as testing. Healthcare systems trust us to find solutions for medicines shortages. There are many more examples.

Why is this so important now?

Trust is a reservoir of goodwill for future use, and pharmacy has built up a big reserve over many years of caring and excellent practice. Now our societies are in a time of general distrust, fuelled by the COVID-19 pandemic and the infodemic around it. Trust barometers have found that distrust of societal leaders has increased and distrust of information sources is at a record high. At a time of uncertainty and when vaccines hesitancy remains a major hurdle, public trust in pharmacy is more important than ever before. We give advice based on the best scientific evidence. We can oppose the anti-vaxxers. We can use the trust in us to benefit our communities.

Source:- FIP 

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