Jameson J P, Kasilo O, Froese E H
School of Pharmacy, Ferris State University, Big Rapids, MI.
DICP. 1991 Mar;25(3):302-5. doi: 10.1177/106002809102500316.
Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia) is a developing country in central southern Africa where great strides have been made in healthcare since black-majority rule began in 1980. Shortages of personnel, equipment, and drugs continue to be a problem. Challenges facing the pharmacy profession include improving drug supply, promoting rational use of essential drugs, and educating healthcare professionals and the public. Persuading pharmacists to practice in the government sector of healthcare rather than to serve the small percentage of the public that can afford private healthcare should be a major priority. Zimbabwe is a land of opportunity for pharmacy practice but the financial constraints are formidable.
津巴布韦（前身为罗德西亚）是非洲中南部的一个发展中国家，自1980年黑人多数统治开始以来，该国在医疗保健方面取得了长足进步。人员、设备和药品短缺仍然是一个问题。药学专业面临的挑战包括改善药品供应、促进基本药物的合理使用，以及对医疗保健专业人员和公众进行教育。说服药剂师在政府医疗保健部门执业，而不是为一小部分有能力支付私立医疗保健费用的公众服务，应该是一个主要优先事项。津巴布韦是药学实践的一片乐土，但财政限制巨大。
