Sen_shitu_jr

Drx👨‍⚕️ Rational Drug Use Advocate 🤨

[PHARMAHUBNG @pharmahub_NG]

Tips to Becoming a Better Pharmacist:

🏥 Master Clinical Knowledge Continuously
Pharmacy is an ever-evolving field. Stay current by reading peer-reviewed journals, attending continuing education seminars, and subscribing to drug information databases like Lexicomp or Micromedex. New drug approvals, updated guidelines, and emerging drug interactions appear regularly — make learning a daily habit, not an annual requirement.
💬 Sharpen Your Communication Skills
A great pharmacist bridges the gap between complex medical information and patient understanding. Practice speaking clearly, avoiding jargon, and confirming comprehension with the "teach-back" method — ask patients to repeat instructions in their own words. Strong communication also means active listening; understanding a patient's concerns is just as important as answering them.
🔍 Develop a Sharp Eye for Drug Interactions
Never rely solely on software alerts. Train your clinical mind to recognize high-risk combinations — anticoagulants, narrow therapeutic index drugs, and QT-prolonging agents deserve extra vigilance. Building this instinct protects patients and sets exceptional pharmacists apart.
🤝 Collaborate With the Healthcare Team
The best pharmacists are indispensable team members. Build relationships with physicians, nurses, and other clinicians. Proactively offer drug therapy recommendations, flag potential issues, and participate in patient rounds where possible. Being approachable makes colleagues more likely to consult you.
❤️ Prioritize Patient-Centered Care
See every prescription as a person, not a transaction. Take time to understand a patient's lifestyle, adherence challenges, financial constraints, and health literacy. Personalizing counseling leads to better outcomes and builds lasting trust within your community.
🧘 Manage Stress and Prevent Burnout
Pharmacy environments — especially retail — can be high-pressure. Develop healthy coping strategies: set boundaries, take breaks, seek mentorship, and advocate for adequate staffing. A well-rested, mentally healthy pharmacist makes fewer errors and provides better care.
📊 Embrace Technology and Innovation
From electronic health records to automated dispensing systems and telepharmacy, technology is reshaping the profession. Embrace these tools, learn them thoroughly, and champion their proper use. Pharmacists who leverage technology efficiently have more time for direct patient care.
🌱 Seek Mentorship and Give Back
Find a mentor who challenges your thinking and models excellence. As you grow, mentor students and new graduates in return. Teaching others deepens your own knowledge and strengthens the entire profession.
"A good pharmacist doesn't just fill prescriptions — they fill the gaps in patient care."
Consistent growth in knowledge, empathy, and collaboration is what transforms a competent pharmacist into a truly exceptional one.

©️PharmahubNG

[Parky ,MD @Walk_yea]

As a doctor, you can improve your practice by studying the latest guidelines on common diseases like Hypertension,DM,PUD, Mood disorders etc.

E.g 1st line for DM is no longer Metformin . But Metformin + SGLT-2
Btw Clarithromycin is no longer 1st line triple therapy for h.pylori

[LADY TIANA @theLadyTiana53]

@yabaleftonline - Constant self-doubt
– Negative self-talk (“I’m not enough”)
– Fear of failure, avoiding challenges
– Can’t accept compliments
– Always seeking validation
– Comparing yourself to others
– Difficulty setting boundaries
– Feeling guilty/ashamed often.

[Sen_shitu_jr @Ameenumagama1]

@DanielRegha But you no get any😅

[Nkem @ObiakorNkem]

"Where is the pharmacist?"
Me: (hungry, tired, and needing my mummy)

[Idris @7signxx]

Is this not enough for you as proof?

[kal-El @Malik_ZMB]

Getting a masters without job experience is one of those bad decisions that isn't talked about enough. Can't be unemployed and overqualified.

[Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai @elrufai]

SUNDAY SERMON: The book "Ten Principles of Politics" by Sultan Muhammadu Bello of Sokoto is a significant work in Islamic political thought.

Sultan Muhammad Bello, the son of Sheikh Uthmanu Bin Fodio, provides a guide on governance based on Islamic principles.

Below is a summary of its core ideas:

1. Justice: The foundation of governance is justice. Leaders must ensure fairness and impartiality in dealing with their subjects, regardless of their status.

2. Consultation (Shura): A ruler should consult knowledgeable and trustworthy advisors before making decisions to ensure sound governance.*

3. Accountability: Leaders are accountable to Allah and the people they govern. They must be transparent and answerable for their actions.*

4. Good Leadership: A leader must exhibit exemplary moral character, wisdom, and humility, serving as a role model for society.

5. Provision of Welfare: The government should prioritize the well-being of its citizens, ensuring access to basic needs like security, food, and healthcare.

6. Rule of Law: A leader must adhere to the laws of Islam and ensure their enforcement without favouritism or oppression.

7. Knowledge and Education: Leaders should promote the pursuit of knowledge and education as a means to empower society and maintain good governance.

8. Avoiding Tyranny: A leader should avoid authoritarian rule, as tyranny leads to societal discontent and instability.

9. Military Preparedness: The state must be prepared to defend itself and its people, ensuring peace and security.

10. Trust and Loyalty: Leadership is a trust (Amanah) from Allah, and leaders must remain loyal to this trust, avoiding corruption and betrayal.

The book emphasizes that leadership is a divine responsibility that must be fulfilled with sincerity, integrity, and adherence to Islamic values.

Sultan Muhammadu Bello’s work remains relevant, especially in discussing ethical governance and leadership in a multicultural society like Nigeria.

[Sen_shitu_jr @Ameenumagama1]

@uanamadi May Allah forgive her shortcomings

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

You can tell the quality of a society by how it treats vulnerable people.

The last time I checked, children are vulnerable, and if I go by how those kids are being treated both in detention and in court.

We've lost it as a nation.

It's sad!

Where is our Child Rights Act?

[Sen_shitu_jr @Ameenumagama1]

@PoliceNG You na get mind oo

[Pharmacy Council of Nigeria @PCN_Registry]

HAPPY WORLD PHARMACISTS DAY!!! 🎉🎉🎉

#MeetingGlobalHealthNeeds
#WorldPharmacistsDay 
#WPD2024 
#PCN

[Salahu @salahudeen33]

This is exactly what Allah wants when making Du'a

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

Barrack Obama interfered with the 2015 General Election in Nigeria. He did that directly. He created the whole Buhari firestorm that Nigerians endured. Beyond Libya Invasion & destabilizing the Sahel, Obama & John Kerry had no business meddling in Nigeria.

These videos are evidence enough, & they are for those that accused me of propaganda. My thread yesterday was a bit of History, & a fact.

Goodluck Jonathan was the last president that took the blame as a commander in chief. Those that came after him blamed their predecessors.

GEJ was up against odds he couldn’t possibly surmount, even though he tried.

Politics is local, with global effects.
Nigeria was one of the fastest growing economies before the APC struck.

The Democrats are very crafty & have no plans for Africans. They always seem to support the most inept, dictatorial & corrupt African puppets. Obama's Foreign Policy was a scourge to the entire African continent. But many don't see it (because he cocooned himself with a conceited public facade & spectacle).

He created this whole cool guy persona for himself. He can fool many, but not Nefertiti. He aided Nigerians in their 2015 Wankfest. Millions wanted CHANGE, & they got it.

Nigerians thought they found elixir; the fifth element, the quintessence of life. People thought they found the solution to Nigeria's woes. Chibok & BBOG was the result.

He installed Buhari using the instruments of Psych-Op or elaborate brainwashing.

The 'victims' of that Operation are ignorant till this day. They thought it was their individual brilliance & loud voices that brought about the CHANGE; but something more clandestine was happening behind the scenes.

Someone was pressing the right button, directing the whole 'Zombie Fest.'

CHANGE came quite alright, but in the opposite direction. Many question their their tomfoolery till this day. Professors, the civil societies, the intelligentsia, & those that should have been wiser, fell for a well-oiled local propaganda that took on an international dimension.

According to the English Lexicon, 'red meat' is something substantial, that can satisfy a basic need or appetite. Nigerians needed red meat, something to excite them; & they got it.

“Sai Baba!" Love Affair was born.

Quite early on, he destroyed Libya, & created the conflict in the Sahel. Wherever he went, he left a wave of destruction & carnage on a massive scale. He installed a man without a degree & pedigree. A man that wallowed in rampant obscurity since his ouster in 1985.

Then he did the strangest thing by ignoring Nigeria for 8 wholesome years. Obama never stepped foot in Nigeria. That is who he is. A snake in green grass, hiding in plain sight.

Back in Nigeria……….

Jonathan was accused of been the brain behind the rise of the Boko Haram. He was accused of reducing the population of the North, so he could win that election. Back then, Isa Pantami was the “crying Sheikh.” Jonathan saw hell.

Obama refused to sell arms to Nigeria. GEJ did the next best thing. He sort for arms from the black market, but it was too late.

By the time the army started the onslaught against the ragtag army, Jonathan’s fate was already sealed. And when the frenzy died down, Nigerians moved on, without knowing what went down behind the scenes.

GEJ then made that famous speech that no political watcher will forget. “My ambition is not worth the blood of any Nigerian.” He conceded to preserve the peace & the precious unity the then Opposition wanted to destroy.

I won’t forget “the blood of baboons” in a hurry.

(Bring Back Our Girls Crusade) will remain my point of disagreement with Hadiza Bala Usman, Aisha Yesufu & Oby Ezekwesili. I & Aunty Oby blocked each till this day. Pulse NG & I are blocking each other as well. Pulse & many blogs ran a bunch of PR for the APC back then. I may appear naive sometimes, but I’m no fool. I choose my battles, & I chose them wisely.

[MAJ @maryam_Jidayi]

There are only two tribes in Nigeria...The elites and the masses. 😂 😂
https://t.co/XNPcumSvC4

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

Protect your kidneys as much as you can!
⁃Don't smoke
⁃Control your blood pressure
⁃Stop abusing herbal medications/supplements
⁃Don't abuse pain medications especially NSAIDS like Ibuprofen etc
⁃Don't bleach your skin

[Pharm Radio™ 💊📻 @pharmradio]

Never accept this from any Hospital/Pharmacy. Know your Rights!

[BONGO IDEAS ™ @BongoIdeasHQ]

TG Omori has been abandoned on his sick bed by his girlfriend(s); none of his fringe girls he balls has shown up. Only his brother & buddies are still around!

Bros, these girls do not love y'all; they're gonna only be around for the good times! Meanwhile, it's easier for a guy to send urgent 2K to a girl than to support a fellow guy with 200.

Spending on a woman is a very bad investment that only yields losses! In the end, you are on your own!

[Sen_shitu_jr @Ameenumagama1]

@umarkhalifa19 What of flight ticket?

[• @Al__Quraan]

“The ease will come, it's promised. Allāh swt promises ease. Not once, but twice.”

— Al Qur’aan [94:5-6]