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"A pharmacist should maintain the highest principles of moral, ethical, and legal conduct and should render unto each patient the full measure of professional ability as an essential health practitioner."
The primary responsibility of a pharmacist is to ensure the health and safety of patients. All professional activities should be directed towards optimal patient care outcomes.
Pharmacists must maintain competence through continuous professional development and stay current with advances in pharmaceutical sciences and practice.
Pharmacists must demonstrate integrity in all professional relationships and maintain honesty in dealings with patients, colleagues, and the public.
Patient information must be treated with confidentiality, and privacy must be respected in all professional interactions.
Pharmacists should maintain respectful and collaborative relationships with other healthcare professionals in the interest of patient care.
