Skills by Occupation

inform policy makers on health-related challenges educate on the prevention of illness pharmacognosy deal with emergency care situations use e-health and mobile health technologies pharmaceutical industry adhere to organisational guidelines apply person-centred care interact with healthcare users pharmaceutical technology comply with legislation related to health care contribute to continuity of health care human anatomy provide treatment strategies for challenges to human health communicate effectively in healthcare promote inclusion pharmacokinetics pharmaceutical chemistry provide specialist pharmaceutical care empathise with the healthcare user develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship respond to changing situations in health care pharmacy law comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice pharmacotherapy ensure safety of healthcare users pharmacology provide health education apply context specific clinical competences botany physics inorganic chemistry apply health sciences follow clinical guidelines work in a multicultural environment in health care accept own accountability organic chemistry provide pharmaceutical advice manage healthcare users' data listen actively toxicology apply organisational techniques microbiology-bacteriology provide medication information review patient's medical data advise on healthcare users' informed consent provide specialist pharmaceutical advice work in multidisciplinary health teams

medical devices homeopathy prescribe medication employ foreign languages for health-related research maintain medical devices conduct health related research employ foreign languages in care