check production line,packaging process,cleaning conditions,workers reports, investigation of inprocess and final products.

Dispensing prescription medicines to the public;Supervising the preparation of any medicines (not all are supplied ready made-up by the manufacturer);Keeping a register of controlled drugs for legal and stock control purposes;Liaising with doctors about prescriptions;Ensuring that different treatments are compatible;Checking dosage and ensuring that medicines are correctly and safely supplied and labelled (pharmacists are legally responsible for any dispensing errors.Managing, supervising and training pharmacy support staffSelling over-the-counter medicines;Counselling and advising the public on the treatment of minor ailments;Advising patients of any adverse side-effects of medicines or potential interactions with other medicines/treatments;Budgeting and financial managementsyntheses some drugs at pharmacy levelUndertaking Medicine Use Reviews (MUR), an advanced service to help patients understand how their medicines work and why they have to take them;Monitoring blood pressure and cholesterol levels of the patients, offering a diabetes screening service.Arranging the delivery of prescription medicines to patients;Keeping up to date with current pharmacy practice, new drugs and their uses.