"Pharmacological studies": the need of patients imposes continued injections of pharmacies
Dr. Ali Abdullah, President of the Center for Pharmaceutical Research and Studies, said that the best places to give patients injections are hospitals and medical centers equipped, while the de facto requires that the situation continues as it is and it is done in pharmacies, in view of the need of patients to provide service throughout the day.
Abdullah said that many pharmacists have the ability to deal with any complications that may occur to patients while giving them injections. However, some may fear the reputation of their pharmacy in the event of an emergency, which is difficult to deal with with available equipment and devices. In pharmacies, pointing to the existence of difficult cases to deal with in hospitals, too, despite the equipment.
He pointed out that the number of injections that are hit daily, may be up to one million syringe, while two cases of sensitivity or complications, stressing that these rates are not evidence of a problem, especially in the absence of any official reports on the causes of deaths of cases that have been announced During the last period.
He stressed that the pharmacists are providing a lot of medical services for patients, and put burdens on government hospitals, and may save the lives of patients, once discovered high pressure at large rates, noting that the need to be provided at advertised prices, especially as many pharmacists discover Dangerous cases need to go to the hospital quickly, in cases of high pressure, for example.
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