Guys i jus wann we people to discuss our thoughts on why pharmacy proffesion is lagging behind in india?
why dont we have respectable oppurtunities like engineering,Medicine.(lack of funds in univ to run reaserch)
We all have been listening to word GLOBALISATION for a long time.How it can benifit we students..
I wish our students to open our minds and make some thing good to our profession!
he Educational Infrastructure will continue to churn out Pharmacy Graduates as it has been doing successfully since maybe forever, in regards to the Profession of Pharmacy and the career as such, Pharmacy graduates at least in India need to create a niche for the Pharmacy profession. The Pharmaceutical industry seems to be indifferent to the Pharmacy graduates, folks I am not complaining here, myself an average or possibly a below average graduate, can't think of competing for a satisfactory career in India, glad to know that few multinationals are outsourcing the clinical trials, and generics production to India. Individuals who decided to work in India are doing well. The world is rethinking its approach to Globalization. Globalization as far as i know is the use of resources in an optimal way to create wealth. Developing nations and "Third world" are finding themselves at the short end of the bargain, the evidence is the complications in the WTO talks, well "complications" is just an euphemism the word is FAILURE. Traditional economics emphasize Globalization is a good thing, Nuclear Physicist turned activist Ms. Vandana Shiva argues otherwise. hey am i talking philosophy here, got to stop!
comments and critics appreciated.
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