Líkars

Líkars is a word in the Icelandic language that can be translated to English as either "chemist" or "pharmacist". In the context of the Icelandic pharmacy system, Líkari is the title given to the professional responsible for the sale and dispensing of medications.

The term "Likari" is derived from the Icelandic word for "doctor", and prior to the 19th century, the person holding this title was educated in both medicine and pharmacy. However, over time, the profession of.HorizontalAlignmentLíkari has evolved to become more specialized in the field of pharmacology and the management of pharmacies.

In order to become a Líkari in Iceland, one must first complete a pharmacy program at the University of Iceland. Following this, the individual is required to pass a licensing examination and obtain a license to practice as a pharmacist. After obtaining licensure, the pharmacist must complete ongoing education requirements in order to remain current with advancements in the field.

In addition to the role of Líkari as a pharmacist, this professional is also responsible for ensuring the safe and responsible use of medications. This includes educating patients on the proper use of their prescriptions and monitoring patient responses to medications.