A science that examines the function of medications from social, scientific, and humanistic points of view is referred to as “social pharmacy.” It makes use of the ideas developed in social and behavioural sciences, such as health psychology.
This book outlines the fundamental concepts and constituent parts of primary health care as well as national health policy to achieve the objective of “health for all.” It offers comprehensive details regarding the National Health Programs, with a special focus on those that pertain to the health of mothers and children, as well as those that deal with family welfare planning.
The reader is provided with a better grasp of a variety of health and illness issues as a result of reading this book. This text provides an overview of communicable illnesses, as well as their underlying causes, modes of transmission, and prevention methods.
In addition, it provides in-depth knowledge of the fundamentals of healthcare ethics, regulation regarding pharmaceuticals, and pharmacovigilance. This book is a crucial resource for students to use to get a complete grasp of the social aspects of pharmacy practice and its importance in the Indian healthcare system. It provides students with explanations that are both concise and easy to understand.