Abstract
Pharmacy profession operated at elementary level in Sri Lanka well up to the beginning of the 21st century. Their training programs were limited to certificate level, with courses of 1-2 years duration. With the introduction of the four-year university degree programs, pharmacy profession now carry the prospects of making good for the lost time. However, they still appear to be professionally somewhat timid hindering the realization of their full potential. There are many encouraging developments which are bound to promote a bright future. The positive, negative and many other areas related to pharmacy profession are discussed.
© 2020 W. Pathirana, published by University of Sri Jayewardenepura
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