Summary
Clinical pharmacology as a medical specialty plays a key role in clinical situations that deviate from the routine, where guidelines and summaries of product characteristics fail. It is therefore not surprising that at times such as the current pandemic, our colleagues expect us to provide insight and guidance. We should take a critical look at the past six months to learn what we could improve in our teaching and clinical practice so that both our students and ourselves are better prepared next time a crisis of similar magnitude arises.
Conflict of interest: The authors have no conflict of interest relevant to the submitted paper.
Funding : Authors were partially funded by Ministry of Healthcare of the Czech Republic Grant No. 17-31540A