The Ethics Of Pharmacy

1.   A pharmacist recognises the health and wellbeing of the consumer as their first priority. A pharmacist will utilise expert knowledge and provide care in a compassionate and professional manner.
2.    A pharmacist pays due respect for the autonomy and rights of consumers and encourages consumers to actively participate in decision-making.
A pharmacist will, through informed consent, pay due respect to the dignity and privacy of the consumer including: respecting the consumer’s individuality; respecting their right to refuse advice or treatment; and ensuring the privacy and confidentiality of the consumer and information provided.
3.    A pharmacist upholds the reputation and public trust of the profession.
A pharmacist will not abuse the trust and respect of individuals and society.
4.  A pharmacist acknowledges the professional roles in and responsibilities to the wider community.
A pharmacist will ensure responsible and accountable control and supply of therapeutic goods and contribute to public health and enhancing the quality use of medicines.
5.    A pharmacist demonstrates a commitment to the development and enhancement of the profession.
A pharmacist will commit to advancing the profession through involvement in activities including: training staff; engaging in teaching; acting as a preceptor; mentoring students, interns and colleagues; engaging in discussions and participating in initiatives to develop the profession; and showing professional leadership.
6.    A pharmacist maintains a contemporary knowledge of pharmacy practice and ensures health and competence to practise.
A pharmacist will recognise the importance of lifelong learning and self-development and their impact on professional competence.  Further, a pharmacist is responsible for ensuring personal health to practise and supporting health professional colleagues in this regard.
7.    A pharmacist agrees to practise only under conditions which uphold the professional independence, judgement and integrity of themselves or others.
A pharmacist will exercise professional autonomy, objectivity and independence and manage actual and potential situations of conflict of interest.
8.    A pharmacist conducts the business of pharmacy in an ethical and professional manner.
A pharmacist will ensure business practices are conducted primarily in the best interest of the consumer, paying due respect to colleagues, while upholding the reputation of the profession.
9.    A pharmacist works collaboratively with other health professionals to optimise the health outcomes of consumers.
A pharmacist will consult and work cooperatively with other health care professionals to achieve expected or optimal health outcomes for the consumer.

Sumber ; http://www.psa.org.au/membership/ethics