Conceptual principles for the formation of a professional regulation model for pharmacist

Abstract

The contemporary development of healthcare systems is characterized by increasing requirements for the quality, accessibility and safety of pharmaceutical services. Under these conditions, the effectiveness of pharmacy practice largely depends on the level of professional regulation and the ability of regulatory systems to ensure professional accountability, ethical conduct and continuous competency development of pharmacists. International experience demonstrates that fragmented and predominantly administrative approaches to pharmacy governance are gradually being replaced by integrated professional regulation systems focused on public protection and competency-based oversight.