PRESCRIPTIONS AND DRUGS
Keywords:
Prescriptions, pharmaceuticals, drug regulations, medication safety, healthcare policies, prescription errors, pharmaceutical advancements, controlled substances, electronic prescriptions, pharmacovigilance, antibiotic resistance, drug interactions, clinical trials, pharmacy law, medication adherence.Abstract
This article explores the role of prescription drugs in healthcare, focusing on their regulation, proper use, and impact on public health. It discusses the significance of drug safety measures, prescription guidelines, and the importance of controlling drug misuse. Furthermore, it examines how digital health technologies are transforming prescription management. The article highlights key challenges, including medication errors and drug resistance, and presents strategies to enhance patient safety. The insights provided here are valuable for healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers working to improve drug regulation and patient outcomes.
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