This thesis reveals how rational pharmacotherapy and preventive measures improve public health outcomes, indicating key roles for pharmacists and electronic prescription systems.
This thesis discusses the role of rational use of medicines and preventive measures in strengthening public health. Furthermore, attention is given to rational pharmacotherapy, the prevention of chronic diseases, the role of pharmacists in promoting a healthy lifestyle among the population, as well as the prospects of electronic prescription and pharmacovigilance systems. It is emphasized that enhancing public awareness and integrating pharmaceutical services into the healthcare system can significantly improve public health outcomes
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