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The Pakistan Pharmacy Students' Federation (PPSF) was established in 2017 on the initiative of group of students from 7 different universities and institutes. It is currently the only faculty-based student organisation in Pakistan. PPSF now represents over 13000 students of pharmacy in Pakistan.

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Severe Acute Respiratory Infection (SARI) Treatment Facility Design

Activity Description

Screening areas, treatment centres and community facilities are part of the strategic priorities for Severe Acute Respiratory Infection (SARI) outbreak preparedness, readiness and response. The SARI Facilities training package has been developed to meet the operational needs emerging with the COVID-19 pandemic. It provides a thorough understanding of the principles driving the design process of COVID-19 screening areas for health care facilities, community facilities and SARI treatment centres, including how to repurpose an existing building into a SARI treatment centre.

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LIVE EVENTS (Free)

EVENT 01

CDC Webinar – Vaccinating Adults with Chronic Conditions: Recommendations and Lessons Learned

Fri, May 29, 2020 12:00 AM - 1:00 AM PKT

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Internship/Training Program

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“Community medicine centers are need of the hour in Pakistan where comprehensive healthcare facilities including the diagnostic services, consultation, telemedicine and pharmacy are provided under one roof. Such centers will not only reduce burden on tertiary-care hospitals but would also be helpful in lowering down death and disability due to preventable diseases”,

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World Pharmacists Day

"Safe and effective medicines for all”

"Safe and effective medicines for all”

"Safe and effective medicines for all” is the theme of this year’s World Pharmacists Day.

The theme for 2019 aims to promote pharmacists’ crucial role in safeguarding patient safety through improving medicines use and reducing medication errors.

“Pharmacists use their broad knowledge and unique expertise to ensure that people get the best from their medicines. We ensure access to medicines and their appropriate use, improve adherence, coordinate care transitions and so much more. Today, more than ever, pharmacists are charged with the responsibility to ensure that when a patient uses a medicine, it will not cause harm”, says FIP President Dominique Jordan.

Closer to September FIP will be releasing an app that pharmacists can use to amplify the WPD message. Save the date in your calendar and get ready to celebrate!