Management can be described
as the accomplishment of predetermined objectives
through the efforts of other people. This can be
successfully achieved through effective:
Planning
Organizing
Staffing
Directing,
leading and motivating
Coordinating
Controlling
Budgeting
Whether you take
an entrepreneurial path to practice or choose
to remain a “staff pharmacist” in a hospital or
community pharmacy, as a pharmacist, you will
always find yourself in a supervisory role. It
is therefore important to have some knowledge
of the basic management principles.
Management can be divided into various functions
that are all centered on the above described management
process:
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