STRUCTURE AND CONTENT OF THE PRINCIPLES OF FORMING THE ORGANIZATIONAL AND MANAGEMENT CULTURE OF FUTURE PHARMACISTS

The article provides a systematic analysis of the structure and content of the principles of forming the organizational and management culture of future pharmacists. It has been found that the professional training of future masters of pharmacy is based on a system of principles that integrate well-known didactic principles (scientific content and teaching methods, accessibility, systematicity and consistency, practical orientation of training, gradation of education, individualization, differentiation); specific (realization of the individual's abilities for self-development; the principle of choosing an individual educational trajectory; the principle of forming an attitude to self-development, self-organization and self-realization; the principle of the unity of theoretical knowledge and practical action); methodological (transition from the knowledge paradigm of the organization of the educational process to the competence one, globalization and convergence, increasing the role of non-formal education, fundamentality and informatization); principles of health care (recognition of health care as a priority area of activity of society and the state; observance of the rights and freedoms of a person and a citizen in the field of health care; humanistic orientation, ensuring the superiority of universal values over class, national, group or individual interests; orientation on modern standards of health and medical care, a combination of domestic traditions and achievements with world experience in the field of health care; anticipatory and preventive nature, a comprehensive social and medical approach to health care) and ethical codes of pharmacists (the pharmacist is responsible for the quality medical care; a pharmacist is not obliged to agree to work in conditions that compromise his professional independence, honesty and competence and should not impose similar conditions on other pharmacists; a pharmacist complies with laws, high professional standards, preserves the dignity and honor of his profession; misuse of knowledge and position pharmacist is incompatible with the chosen profession; a pharmacist contributes to the system of health care and social medicine).