The principle of pharmacists' professional ethics is

Patient-centered, honest and trustworthy, professional and standardized.

1, patient-centered: pharmacists should take patients' health and interests as the starting point, respect patients' rights and privacy, and provide professional, safe, effective and convenient pharmaceutical services.

2. Honesty and trustworthiness: Pharmacists should be honest and trustworthy, abide by professional ethics, and may not engage in fraud, false propaganda, illegal activities, etc.

3. Professional norms: Pharmacists should have professional quality and professionalism, abide by drug laws, regulations and rules, and may not engage in illegal activities.