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August 2023

In today's rapidly changing healthcare landscape, the role of pharmacists has become increasingly vital in strengthening public health. As the healthcare industry faces numerous challenges, pharmacy education plays a crucial role in preparing future pharmacists to effectively address these issues. By equipping students with a comprehensive understanding of medications, patient care, and public health practices, pharmacy education programs are empowering pharmacists to become key players in improving public health outcomes.  Florida Pharmacy Foundation hopes to highlight the importance of strengthening public

The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) issued a guideline on March 19, 2020, outlining the necessary information for pharmacists and the pharmacy workforce regarding the coronavirus. The guideline emphasized the role and responsibility of both community and hospital pharmacists in managing the outbreak. During pandemics, pharmacists play a crucial role in coordinated efforts. They need to be flexible and adaptable in adapting to changes in pharmacy practice. As highlighted by FIP, community pharmacies (in both affected and unaffected areas) often serve as the initial point of

Student pharmacists can help prevent vaccine-preventable diseases through their involvement in student-led immunization initiatives. Research consistently demonstrates that these educational interventions enhance patient understanding of vaccines. Additionally, patient satisfaction with the immunization services provided by students consistently ranks very high. Recognizing the critical role pharmacists play in vaccination efforts, student-led immunization campaigns are emerging as powerful initiatives that empower future pharmacists to make a tangible impact on public health. These campaigns not only enhance immunization rates but also provide valuable experiential

Pharmacists’ role in UV safety for various publics Pharmacists are often the first point of contact for people seeking advice on UV safety and skin care. Crucially, pharmacists are typically available for more frequent contact with patients. This positions those in this profession to be an invaluable resource to patients, especially those who are in sun-vulnerable populations, including those with UV-vulnerable Fitzpatrick skin types, or those on medications that increase their UV sensitivity. There is a role for pharmacists to play in skin