Pharmacists seek radical innovations in healthcare delivery

President of the PSN, Olumide Akintayo at the just concluded 32nd annual national conference held in Calabar, Cross Rivers said every profession in the quest for relevance and survival continues to dig deep in search of radical innovations geared towards enhancing service delivery in the best interest of the public, a statement from the ACPN […]

President of the PSN, Olumide Akintayo at the just concluded 32nd annual national conference held in Calabar, Cross Rivers said every profession in the quest for relevance and survival continues to dig deep in search of radical innovations geared towards enhancing service delivery in the best interest of the public, a statement from the ACPN said.
Akintayo said: “Pharmacy a strategic profession in healthcare must continue to be an exception in its quest for relevance and survival and that is the reason we’ll continue to dig deep in search of radical innovations geared towards enhancing service delivery in the best interest of the public.”
He said pharmacy has much to offer in helping to meet rising expectation, not only in promoting better health and preventing illness but also in contributing to the effective delivery of care closer to homes in the communities where people live, the very ideals of the National Primary Healthcare Agency.
Chairman of the Occasion Mrs. Dere Awosika commended the initiative of  displaying  at the conference the Reload multi-vitamins.
Reload, is made by Pharmacy Plus Limited, is multi-mineral and antioxidant in a vegetable and fruit blend introduced into the market.
According to the manufacturers, Reload multi-vitamins contains 24 fruits and vegetables.