Pharmacy Act

The Pharmacy Act is a law that regulates the practice of pharmacy in a country. It sets guidelines for the education, licensing, and professional conduct of pharmacists to ensure they provide safe and effective medication services. The Act establishes standards for pharmacies, oversees the distribution of pharmaceutical products, and helps protect public health by ensuring that only qualified individuals can dispense medications. Essentially, it ensures that pharmacists are trained and accountable, maintaining the integrity of the profession and safeguarding patient welfare.