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• KWASI YAMOAH 1 year ago

  TO PROMOTE INNOVATION,GROWTH IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY, IT IS TIME GHANA WAIVE THE RESTRICTIONS IMPOSE ON REGISTERED PHARMACISTS WHO HAVE GONE THROUGH RIGOROUS AND INTENSIVE PHARMACUETICAL TRAINING IN THE DEVELOPED COUNT ...
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  TO PROMOTE INNOVATION,GROWTH IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY, IT IS TIME GHANA WAIVE THE RESTRICTIONS IMPOSE ON REGISTERED PHARMACISTS WHO HAVE GONE THROUGH RIGOROUS AND INTENSIVE PHARMACUETICAL TRAINING IN THE DEVELOPED COUNTRIES TO SPEND THREE TO SIX MONTHS OR SO TO ENABLE THEM TO PRACTICE IN GHANA.WHICH PHARMACIST WORKING IN A HOSPITAL OR DRUG PHARMACY CHAINS, FOR EXAMPLE IN USA, WILL HAVE THE NERVE TO SPEND 3 TO 6 MONTHS OUTSIDE HIS/WORK TO GO THROUH THAT INTERNSHIP IN GHANA? YOU WILL BE FIRED OR WILL HAVE TO QUIT YOUR JOB. THUS FAR, MY SUGGESTION IS THAT MAKE IT AUTOMATIC FOR SUCH PROFESSIONAL TO PRACTICE IN GHANA.ALL THEY WILL HAVE TO GET USED TO IS THE DIFFERENT NAMES TO THE SAME INGREDIENTS GIVEN TO DIFFERENT MEDICATIONS. WE DONT HAVE TO COPY THE SAME WAY THE DEVELOPED COUNTRIES USE TO TREAT PROFESSIONALS WHO WANT TO RECIPROCATE TO THEIR COUNTRIES.

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• Qell done 1 year ago

  Congratulations!

  Congratulations!

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