As a health professional who works closely with households, the “Family Pharmacist” will be able to ensure the management of a comprehensive, up-to-date and targeted medication regime among the health professionals who interact in the provision of care. In the context of the use of health technologies and the humanisation of care, this makes it possible to reinforce the centrality of pharmaceutical assistance provided to the population through community pharmacies and can contribute to the efficiency of General Practitioner appointments.¹