Patient-centered practice consists of three main components, philosophy of practice, patient care process and patient management system. Philosophy of practice includes social needs, practitioner’s responsibility, patient-centered approach, and caring paradigm. Additionally, standards of professional behavior consist of quality of care, ethics, collegiality, collaboration, education, research and resource allocation. The patient care process includes assessment, care plan, and evaluation. Drug-related needs (IESC), goals of therapy and drug therapy problems are within the whole process. For drug therapy problems, problem, drug therapy, and relationship should be clarified. For goals of therapy, parameters, value or observable change, and time