Hello,

Computers in pharmacy are used for maintaining drug data, record and files, business details, drug usage schedules to suit a particular patient , computer aided drug design (Cadd) etc.

Hi Bhaskar!

Here are some important applications of computer in pharmacy:

• Pricing Formulas
• Accounts Receivable
• Drug-drug interactions
• Patient Profile
• Patient Counseling
• Patient Counseling
• Prescription filling
• Management Reports
• Management Reports
• Electronic Order Entry

Hope this helps.

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Hii Samala,

Some of the computer applications in pharmacy are:

• Usage of computers in the retail pharmacy.
• Computer aided design of drugs (CADD).
• Use of Computers in Hospital Pharmacy.
• Data storage and retrieval.
• Information system in pharmaceutical Industry.
• Diagnostic laboratories.
• Computer aided learning.
• Computers in pharmaceutical formulations.
• Computers in toxicology and risk Assessment.

Hope this will helps you.

hi,

now a days computer becomes a really necessary part in our day to day life and any other fields including pharmacy. for patient counselling, medicine information collection, drug information and details of working principle etc . for this type of information management computer application is necessary. right now for any graduate student who are working in any areas it is necessary to learn about microsoft office for office work management.  also in b.pharma syllabus computer application subjects is included. it includes some topics like pharma information system, patient monitoring system, mathematical model of drug design etc.

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