World Pharmacist Day 2021: 25 September i.e. today 'World Pharmacist Day' 2021 is being celebrated all over the world. This year the theme of World Pharmacist Day 2021 is "Pharmacy: Always Trusted for Your Health".
Today on 25 September 2021: 'World Pharmacist Day' is being celebrated across the world. This day is specially celebrated to give honor and respect to the pharmacist. The theme of World Pharmacist Day 2021 is "Pharmacy: Always Trusted for Your Health".
World Pharmacist Day was started by the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP). FIP was established on this day in 1912. FIP is a global association of national associations of pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists.
History of World Pharmacist Day
World Pharmacist Day was started in 2009 by the International Pharmaceutical Federation Council in Istanbul. This year is the 11th year of celebrating Annual Pharmacist Day across the world. 25 September was chosen as the date for World Pharmacists Day.
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Because the International Pharmaceutical Federation was originally founded on this day in 1912, thus it was only natural that Turkish members of the Council suggested in 2009 that 25 September be celebrated as World Pharmacist Day.
The objective of World Pharmacist Day
The purpose of celebrating World Pharmacist Day is to encourage events that promote and advocate the role of pharmacists in promoting health in every corner of the world; Pharmacists are responsible for ensuring that people use their medicines as much as possible. Take advantage of more. They give patients access to medicines, instructing them how to use them appropriately.
This is the theme of World Pharmacist Day 2021
Significantly, the theme announced for World Pharmacist Day 2021 is "Pharmacy: Always Trusted for Your Health". This year's theme has been chosen to draw special attention to the belief in the health sector and the practice of pharmacy.
Trust is a central part of all human relationships and a fundamental element of social capital. Trust is also very important for health care. There is a significant relationship between trust in health professionals and health outcomes for patients."
Pharmacists say that when patients have more trust in health professionals, they respond better to treatment and show more beneficial medical behavior with fewer symptoms, leading to a better overall quality of life.