Will licensed pharmacists separate medicines in the next five years?

I don't think so, not for a long time.

The real concept of separation of medicine in Europe and America is that doctors are responsible for diagnosis and pharmacists are responsible for prescription. For example, if the doctor diagnosed ventricular arrhythmia, the pharmacist should be responsible for prescribing what medicine to use. The curative effect of patients will also be reflected by pharmacists, who will adjust the dosage of drugs. I think this aspect is very different from the traditional doctor's prescription in our country, and the doctor is fully responsible for the patient. At present, he is a pharmacist in the best hospital, because he has less experience in specific contact with patients and less feedback from patients, so he can't afford this responsibility. What's more, there is also a lack of learning about specific diseases in the education of students in their own pharmaceutical college. For example, it is difficult for pharmacists to tell clearly how many kinds of heart diseases are divided, and what medicine to use is naturally wrong.

Clinical pharmacists who have been popular in recent years may try it in the future, but the position itself is still in the primary stage.

As for the so-called separation of medicine in economy or personnel in our country, I personally don't think much of it, which involves too many interests and is too complicated. What kind of pharmacy custody and charging service fees are all pilot stages, and there is no way to make people shine at the moment.

Moreover, China is too big, and there are too many differences from place to place. Policies suitable for big cities are not suitable for rural areas, and vice versa. Even if there is a way to separate medicine from medicine one day, it will be a long process step by step.