I don't think it's the place of a pharmacist to diagnose people. But I do have a friend who's a pharmacist and they see doctors consistently poorly picking med

I don't think it's the place of a pharmacist to diagnose people. But I do have a friend who's a pharmacist and they see doctors consistently poorly picking medicine for things they've diagnosed. I get that the initial diagnosis is the biggest part. But there is a ton of domain knowledge in drug interactions, expiration, etc that doctors just don't deal with on a daily basis. It makes sense to separate the jobs so each individual can get the best at their role. I don't mean to undermine diagnosis that's a huge deal, but I'd love to see doctors focus on what they do best.