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The International Forum on Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Policy (IFPPP-26) provides an educational platform focused on contemporary pharmacy practice and pharmaceutical policy. The course explores medication safety, pharmaceutical regulation, access to medicines, pharmacoeconomics, antimicrobial stewardship, medication management, and healthcare policy. Participants can gain insights into current developments and emerging approaches to strengthening pharmaceutical services and improving medication-related patient outcomes.
The International Forum on Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Policy (IFPPP-26) brings together pharmacists, pharmaceutical scientists, healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss developments in pharmacy practice and pharmaceutical policy. The forum focuses on the safe, effective, and equitable use of medicines across healthcare systems and the policies that influence pharmaceutical care. Participants can explore topics related to medication safety, access to medicines, regulatory frameworks, pharmacoeconomics, healthcare policy, and the evolving role of pharmacists. The program provides a platform for sharing research findings, professional experiences, and perspectives on improving pharmaceutical services and patient care. Discussions may address medicine regulation, rational drug use, antimicrobial stewardship, health technology assessment, medication management, and strategies for improving access to essential medicines. The forum encourages interdisciplinary collaboration and knowledge exchange among professionals working across pharmacy, medicine, public health, pharmaceutical sciences, and healthcare administration. IFPPP-26 supports continued professional development by highlighting emerging policy approaches and innovations shaping the future of pharmacy and pharmaceutical care.
Navigating global and regional pharmaceutical regulations and governance.
Analyzing policies affecting the affordability, pricing, and reimbursement of medicines.
Maintaining ethics in pharmaceutical marketing, promotion, and industry practices.
Strategies to prevent medicine shortages and ensure robust procurement processes.
The evolving role of pharmacists in health systems, emergency response, and pandemic preparedness.
Improving equitable access to essential medicines globally.
Leveraging technology and digital health for better pharmaceutical policy and practice.
Using evidence-based approaches and pharmacoeconomics for evaluating pharmaceutical outcomes.
Policy approaches that support drug development, patient safety, and sustainable healthcare.
This event is accredited by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) for 6 CME hours.
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