Pharmacy teams should be integral to humanitarian organisations

Why humanitarian pharmacists and pharmacy technicians are crucial for the global management of medicines and health technologies.
Illustration of a humanitarian worker atop a truck handing a box with a green pharmacy cross to a small sea of hands

Despite a rise in human-made and natural disasters, the humanitarian sector is the road less travelled for the pharmacy workforce​1–4​. Humanitarian workers are exposed to multiple exceptional factors, such as unstable environments, neglected diseases and unfamiliar living conditions​4​. It is a vastly different environment to hospital or community sectors in developed countries, yet a fundamental common aim links them — to provide the best possible quality of care to those in need​1–4​.

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