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Social Pharmacy is a dynamic field that focuses on the social aspects of health, illness, and medication use. It examines the complex relationships between patients, healthcare providers, and the broader social environment to improve health outcomes and promote equitable access to healthcare.
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Scope:
1. Healthcare systems and policies
2. Patient behavior and adherence
3. Health communication and literacy
4. Pharmaceutical pricing and accessibility
5. Healthcare disparities and inequities
6. Community-based initiatives and interventions
7. Socio-cultural factors influencing health
Goals:
1. Promote health equity and social justice
2. Improve patient-centered care
3. Enhance medication adherence and safety
4. Foster collaborative healthcare practices
5. Inform health policy and advocacy
Key Concepts:
1. Social determinants of health
2. Health literacy
3. Patient empowerment
4. Community engagement
5. Cultural competence
Career Paths:
1. Pharmaceutical policy analyst
2. Health educator
3. Patient advocate
4. Research scientist
5. Public health specialist
Learning Outcomes:
1. Understand social factors influencing health
2. Analyze healthcare systems and policies
3. Develop effective health communication strategies
4. Apply principles of social pharmacy in practice
5. Critique and address health disparities
This description highlights the interdisciplinary nature of Social Pharmacy, emphasizing its focus on social factors, healthcare systems, and patient-centered care.
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