1, the task is simpler: static dispensing center is a pharmacy or medical facilities, specifically responsible for the preparation and distribution of medical drugs, the workload is small and relatively simple, community health service centers are to provide community residents with basic health care services, including routine diagnosis and treatment, preventive health care, chronic disease management, and other tasks, the workload is relatively large and complex.
2. Easier work: when working in a static dispensing center, the nurse-in-charge is only responsible for overseeing and coordinating the operation of the static dispensing center, including ensuring that the drug preparation and distribution process meets safety and quality standards, managing the drug inventory, and coordinating with the suppliers and healthcare providers, etc. When working at a community health service center, the nurse-in-charge is responsible for managing and overseeing the nursing team, formulating the nursing care plan and guidelines, ensuring the quality and safety of healthcare services, and providing support for the healthcare team. quality and safety of healthcare services, training and mentoring nursing staff, communicating and coordinating with health professionals and community residents, etc. The tasks are many and heavy compared to those of the static distribution centers.