The Department of Clinical Pharmacy was established with the aim of: enabling the delivery of the Clinical Pharmacy–Pharmaceutical Care undergraduate courses and related internships (hospital and community pharmacy) included in the Pharmacy Education Standardization and Core Curriculum Program; ensuring the transition of the education provided toward "patient-centered" training that meets post-graduation needs; training well-equipped clinical pharmacists specialized in the relevant field to serve as part of teams in various units within hospitals; enabling community pharmacists to provide patient-centered pharmacy services and ensuring the continuity of the in-service training programs they request to develop themselves in this field; enabling the pharmacy profession to gain a new vision and become better equipped to operate in a manner integrated into practice; and supporting the wider adoption, in pharmacy practice, of applications that safeguard public health and increase treatment adherence among patients. To this end, the Department carries out studies examining the Role of the Pharmacist in Public Health Services; Chronic Diseases and Their Treatment; Drug and Poison Information Counseling Services; the Nutrition Support Unit; and Oncology Practices.