ABSTRACT

Computers are widely used in pharmacy and healthcare settings. Computers are used in many industrialized nations for computer- assisted learning at pharmacy colleges, drug design, clinical research centres, identification of crude drugs, drug storage and business, and hospital pharmacy practice. Still, then ideal conditions. This study revealed the absence of computers found in and utilization in pharmacies. The computer skills of pharmacists were slightly above average. The majority of pharmacists believed they ought to enhance their computer skills. To boost practice effectiveness, it was assessed that the skills most in the of improvement were browsing the Internet and using medical information databases. The majority of individuals agreed that working on computers was beneficial. Two of the largest barriers to computer use in pharmacies were staff members with advanced training and a lack of power supply.
Publication date: 01/12/2025

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2025/14.12.9611