GPP Good Pharmacy Practice.pdf
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The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) developed standards for pharmacy services called Good Pharmacy Practice (GPP) for hospitals and communities. GPP aims to provide quality medication and healthcare products to patients to achieve good treatment outcomes. Key requirements of GPP include prioritizing patient welfare, supplying assured quality products and monitoring their effects, and contributing to rational and economical medication use. Pharmacists must fulfill various roles to satisfy GPP, such as establishing partnerships with physicians, providing drug information, monitoring patient progress, and engaging in preventive healthcare services.
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GPP Good Pharmacy Practice.pdf
- 1. Good Pharmacy Practice in Hospital (GPP)
- 2. International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) developed standard for pharmacy services under the heading of “Good Pharmacy Practices” in community and hospital settings. Good Pharmacy Practice in Hospital (GPP)
- 3. 1. The Federation was founded on 25 September 1912 in The Hague, the Netherlands. 2. The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) is the global body representing over 4 million pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists. 3. FIP is a non-governmental organisation. 4. The official relations with the World Health Organization since 1948. International Pharmaceutical Federation Hague
- 4. INTERNATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL FEDERATION MEMBER COUNTRIES
- 5. The mission of Good Pharmacy Practice is to provide Medication and Health care products & services to people and society to achieve good outcome from treatment.
- 6. Requirements of Good Pharmacy Practice 1. A Pharmacist first priority must be the welfare of the patient. 2. A pharmacy service must supply medication & health care products of assure quality and must monitor the effect of their use. 3. A pharmacy services must contribute to the promotion of rational & economical prescription and appropriate use of medicines. 4. Each element of pharmacy services must be relevant to the patient, is clearly define and is effectively communicated to all those involved.
- 7. Role of Pharmacist in satisfying GPP requirement 1. He must establish & maintain relationship particularly with Physician as a therapeutic collaborative partnership which involves mutual trust and confidence in all matters relating to Pharmacotherapeutics. 2. All the colleagues' pharmacists must work together to improve pharmacy services. 3. In hospital’ pharmacy manager should accept a share of responsibility for selection, evaluation and improvement of quality of drugs used. 4. Pharmacist must update the information about therapeutics and medicines in use. 5. Pharmacist must prepare, store, secure distribute and dispose of medical products.
- 8. 6. Pharmacist must provide effective medication therapy to patient health and needs. 7. Pharmacist must provide information about medicines and health related issues. 8. Pharmacist must monitor patient progress and outcome. 9. Pharmacist must contribute to improve effectiveness of health care system and public health. 10. Pharmacist must engage in preventive care activities and services. 11. Pharmacist must support National policy that promote.