It is argued that conflicts between doctors and pharmacists were not be resolved despite government intervention in order to legislate for the activation of the generic substitution, and that they should go through the social consensus process that took place at the time of the separation of prescribing and dispensing.

They say that citizens, doctors, pharmacists, and the government should come up with an agreement together because they are divided between doctors and pharmacists and repeatedly make unyielding claims. In particular, the formation of a social consensus is inevitable because the issue of "prescribing active ingredient" is in conflict with the revitalization bill of the generic substituti