Can B Pharmacy course graduates work in hospitals?

<p><span lang="EN-GB">Yes, <strong>B Pharmacy course</strong> graduates can work in hospitals, primarily in the role of a <strong>clinical pharmacist</strong> or a <strong>hospital pharmacist</strong>. In hospitals, their responsibilities include <strong>dispensing medications</strong>, <strong>ensuring correct dosages</strong>, <strong>monitoring drug therapy</strong>, and advising healthcare professionals on the <strong>appropriate use of medicines</strong>. </span></p><p><span lang="EN-GB">They also play a key role in <strong>patient care</strong> by providing <strong>drug information</strong>, managing <strong>drug interactions</strong>, and ensuring <strong>patient safety</strong>. Many hospitals also offer <strong>internship</strong> and <strong>training opportunities</strong> for B Pharmacy graduates, helping them gain experience and develop the practical skills necessary to work in a hospital setting.</span></p>

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