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    Philippine Standard Practice For Pharmacist

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    This document outlines the core competency standards for pharmacists in the Philippines. It discusses five areas of pharmacy practice: academic, regulatory, manufacturing, community/hospital/institutional, and public health. For each area, it lists the relevant competency standards pharmacists should demonstrate in that field. Overall, the document provides guidance on the skills and responsibilities expected of pharmacists across different pharmacy settings in the Philippines.

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    This document outlines the core competency standards for pharmacists in the Philippines. It discusses five areas of pharmacy practice: academic, regulatory, manufacturing, community/hospital/institutional, and public health. For each area, it lists the relevant competency standards pharmacists should demonstrate in that field. Overall, the document provides guidance on the skills and responsibilities expected of pharmacists across different pharmacy settings in the Philippines.

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    This document outlines the core competency standards for pharmacists in the Philippines. It discusses five areas of pharmacy practice: academic, regulatory, manufacturing, community/hospital/institutional, and public health. For each area, it lists the relevant competency standards pharmacists should demonstrate in that field. Overall, the document provides guidance on the skills and responsibilities expected of pharmacists across different pharmacy settings in the Philippines.

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    This document outlines the core competency standards for pharmacists in the Philippines. It discusses five areas of pharmacy practice: academic, regulatory, manufacturing, community/hospital/institutional, and public health. For each area, it lists the relevant competency standards pharmacists should demonstrate in that field. Overall, the document provides guidance on the skills and responsibilities expected of pharmacists across different pharmacy settings in the Philippines.

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    Philippine

    Standard
    Practice for
    Pharmacist
    The Core Competency Standard of Pharmacy

    ❏ Practices in a professional, legal and ethical manner


    ❏ Places clients/patients welfare at the center of practice
    ❏ Demonstrates leadership and management skills
    ❏ Demonstrates cultural and effective communication
    ❏ Engages in interpersonal collaboration
    ❏ Commits oneself to continuing professional development
    DIFFERENT FIELDS OF PHARMACY
    ❏ ACADEMIC PHARMACY
    ❏ REGULATORY PHARMACY
    ❏ MANUFACTURING PHARMACY
    ❏ COMMUNITY. HOSPITAL AND
    INSTITUTIONAL PHARMACY
    ❏ PUBLIC HEALTH PHARMACY
    ACADEMIC PHARMACY
    ➔ Teach the pharmacy students, help and supervise in scientific
    research, publishing journals and involve in administrative activities.

    The Four Competency Standards


    1. Prepares students to become professional pharmacist through effective teaching
    2. Contributes to existing body of knowledge through conduct of science research
    3. Shares technical expertise to the members of the community
    4. Enriches teaching with additional training and practice experience.
    REGULATORY PHARMACY
    ➔ help ensure that drugs and medical products meet certain
    regulations before they are put on the market.

    The Five Competency Standard


    1. Represents the organization to regulatory authorities.
    2. Coordinates pertinent regulatory-related marketing activities of the organization
    3. Participates in the development of regulatory guidelines
    4. Ensures quality regulatory documentation
    5. Ensure compliance to health vigilance requirements
    MANUFACTURING PHARMACY

    ➔ the process used to formulate and create commercially-available


    drugs.

    The Four Competency Standard


    1. Participates in quality management system
    2. Contributes in product life cycle management.
    3. Maintains adequate premises and equipment.
    4. Participates in health vigilance programs.
    Community, Hospital and institutional Pharmacy

    ➔ provides a ready source of advice and support around their medicines, for
    minor acute illnesses, or for ongoing long-term conditions.

    The Five Competency Standard


    1. Provides quality medicines and other health products appropriate to the needs of
    the client/patient.
    2. Compounds products in a manner that ensures product quality, safe and efficacy.
    3. Counsels client/patient on the safe and judicious use of medicines and other
    health products.
    4. Engages actively in client/patient safety and health promotion activities.
    5. Ensures business sustainability through efficient processes and system.
    Public Health Pharmacy

    ➔ providing education on policy, patient education, and


    population management.

    The Five Competency Standard


    1. Identifies appropriately the health and pharmaceutical needs of the population as well as the appropriate
    interventions to address them.
    2. Supports activities aimed at protecting and improving the health and well-being of the population.
    3. Participates in policy and strategy development and implementation
    4. Contributes to the evidence base on how medicine-related interventions. Programs and policies improve
    and protect the health of the population through academic and/or pharmacy practice research.
    5. Ensures clinical governance and continuous quality improvement in service design and delivery.

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