What is the difference between druggist liability and pharmacy professional liability?

Druggist liability typically refers to the legal responsibility of a pharmacy or pharmacist for the dispensing of medications and potential harm caused by errors in that process, such as dispensing the wrong drug or dosage. In contrast, pharmacy professional liability encompasses a broader scope, including the pharmacist's overall professional services, such as patient counseling, drug therapy management, and any negligence that may arise from their professional judgment. While both types of liability focus on protecting patients, druggist liability is more centered on the act of dispensing, whereas pharmacy professional liability covers a wider range of professional responsibilities.