Hello, although the salespeople in pharmacies are not doctors, they all graduated from regular medical colleges and obtained pharmaceutical qualification certificates, so there is no problem in drug preparation and health consultation. As for the friends downstairs, the pharmacy staff are not qualified to prescribe drugs, but they are qualified to check the prescription, which is correct. This is also the importance of the existence of pharmacy staff, which can prevent doctors from prescribing too many drugs or prescribing the wrong drugs. At present, many tertiary hospitals have set up pharmacy clinics and require clinical pharmacists, which fully embodies the importance of pharmaceutical technicians and can also supervise doctors to prescribe drugs reasonably and standardly.

I am a pharmacist in a drugstore. Let me tell you that the process of distributing medicine to patients is divided into five steps:1; Listening (listening to patients talk about their discomfort symptoms or other health needs); 2 Q (Medicine is a special commodity, so we must fully understand the customer's needs and illness before selling, and put forward details that the patient did not notice, and whether this symptom caused discomfort); ; 3 diagnosis opinions (put forward your own opinions and explain the reasons to customers, or let customers go to the hospital for examination, and diagnose the disease according to the report); ④ Adjustment (according to the symptoms of customers, drugs suitable for symptoms can also be combined); 5 Description (As customers are unfamiliar with the characteristics and functions of drugs, as professional drug salesmen, they should explain the efficacy, usage and dosage, adverse reactions, contraindications, etc.).