Charateristic of professional is a common concern with colective
self-diclipine of the group. as part of the quid prp quo for certain
legal prerogatives granted to his profession by society, the
practitioner has accepted responsiblities for an ethical standard of
conduct going beyond conformity with law or technical skill. this has
seemed particullary needful in health professio, such as pharmacy, where
the service meet one of mankind's basic needs and where the patient
often has no reliable means of judging the standard of services for
himself.
In a Profession this ethical obligation cannot be superseded by oassage
of laws ; moreover, hpwever wide the net may be woven for controlling a
profession through voluntary self-discipline (ethics). for the
pharmaciest that means essentially a willingnes to help assure that a
patient, at whatever time or place, may assume that a qualified
practitioner invariably will use hos professional knowladge in the best
interest of patient and of society - within a framework of interlaced
thenical, legal, and ethical standards of practice.
in pharmacy, as other health profession, the ethical standards have been
expressed through a professional oath and a professional code
(historically, these two forms sometimes hybridoze). The oathordinarily
is brief and general, intended to obligate and inspire the pharmaciest
to abide by applicable laws, codified ethics, and the dictates of
conscience and religious principles.
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