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FIRST TIME
IN INDIA
Online Management Development Programme on
Essentials of Good Pharmacy Practice:
Special emphasis on COVID 19 Management
th th
17 - 19 June 2021 |3 PM to 5 PM
www.iihmrbangalore.edu.in
About the Program
This training program is specifically aimed to gain rapid insights from World Health Organization (WHO) & International
Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) joint guidelines for advancing Pharmacy Practice worldwide and especially in India.
Additionally, it focuses on WHO, MoH&FW, ICMR & NCDC guidelines for handling, treatment, and disposal of biomedical
waste at Healthcare Facilities. In the view of current COVID -19 crisis, this is the first of its kind training program being
offered in India. This training program mainly focuses on experiential training while promoting the GPP concept among
Healthcare Professionals in India. This course will help the participants to get easy access to the guidelines, provides
opportunities for peer discussions and eventually being influential in improving pharmacy practices.
Introduction to the topic
The pandemic of COVID-19 has highlighted the importance of Emergency Preparedness and Response (EP&R) in India's education,
training, capacity building, and infrastructure growth. Healthcare professionals, especially pharmacy professionals (PPs) in India,
continued to provide drugs, supplies, and services during the pandemic. The public-private healthcare system in India is
complicated and of varying quality. Patients face problems as a result of gaps in pharmacy practice education and training, as
well as a lack of clarity about pharmacists' positions. Job requirements and effective placement of healthcare professionals in
patient care, as well as on EP&R task forces or policy representation, are complicated by this lack of distinction.
We have also witnessed malpractice and spurious distribution
in the healthcare and pharmaceutical domain in terms of
Personal Protective Kits, Medications, Injectable, Life-saving
Oxygen, and other items during this unprecedented Pandemic
situation. This depicts the ground reality and ethical standards
of Good Pharmacy Practice in this country. There is an utmost
necessity to relook & re-establish the standards of Pharmacy
Practice in healthcare setups available in each & every corner
of the country in line with guidelines provided by the World
Health Organization (WHO) and the International
Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) for Good Pharmacy Practice
(GPP) and Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoH&FW),
Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) & National Centre
for Disease Control (NCDC) guidelines for handling, treatment
and disposal of biomedical waste at Healthcare Facilities. For
that, the dependency and responsibilities are very high on
healthcare professionals, particularly in this pandemic
situation. Through adaptation and implementation of GPP in
Healthcare setup, PPs form an essential link between
physicians, nurses, and patients in the social community group,
with an ultimate emphasis on patient wellbeing and protection.
Objectives of Program:
To understand the roles of pharmacists, national pharmaceutical organizations, and
health care systems in developing GPP standards
To understand the role of the pharmacist as a part of health care and the requirements of
this role
To understand the methodology and principles of quality management
Be able to set standards, measure the quality and use the principle of continual
improvement in one’s own working environment
This course mainly explores and discusses the WHO/FIP GPP guidelines, the model of GPP
in the hospital setting, and aseptic preparations. Additionally, it focuses on WHO,
MoH&FW, ICMR & NCDC guidelines for handling, treatment, and disposal of biomedical
waste at healthcare facilities.
After completion of this training program healthcare professionals will be able to apply:
Good pharmacy practice principles in Indian Healthcare Context
Learning
Quality management of pharmacy practice in Indian Healthcare System
Outcomes
Contingency plans for community pharmacies during the pandemic
Program Highlights
Industry oriented
Practical exposure Panel discussion on
Certification of
curriculum
with the COVID-19 Management Completion
conceptual clarity
COURSE OUTLINE/SESSION PLAN
The MDP course is designed as a 3-Day online course with interactive sessions,
high-powered presentations, assignments, quiz, guidelines for SOPs and Q & A.
DAY
Introduction to Good Pharmacy Practice
The Standards of Pharmacy Practice: GPP
01
Introduction to Hospital Pharmacy
Institutional Pharmacy Practice
DAY
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoH&FW), Indian Council of Medical
Research (ICMR) & National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) guidelines
02
for handling, treatment, and disposal of biomedical waste at Healthcare
Facilities.
Joint FIP/WHO guidelines on good pharmacy practice: standards for quality of
DAY
pharmacy services
Good Pharmacy Practice during COVID 19 Pandemic
03
Who can attend?
Pedagogy and Didactics
The Programme is open to: Interactive online sessions and presentations
Health, Health IT, Hospital & Pharma
Case studies
Management Students & Professionals
Medical, Dental, Physiotherapy, Nursing,
Pharma, Paramedical Students
Experience sharing and quiz
Any Graduate student/ Professional
wants to pursue a career in Healthcare
Fees & Registration Process: PAYMENT MODE:
(NEFT/RTGS/Google Pay or Scan QR Code to Paytm Transaction)
Program Fees:
Delegates: Rs. 1,570/- (Including GST)
Account Holder: Institute of Health Management Research
Students: Rs. 520/- (Including GST)
Bank: HDFC Bank
Account Number: 00530330000089
Scan QR Code to Register
IFSC Code: HDFC0000053
(OR) Click Link to register
Branch: Koramangala Branch, Bangalore
https://bit.ly/3feIjt1
10% Early Bird discount if registered before 31st May 2021 | 30% group discount for registered pharmacists
PROGRAM DIRECTOR: PROGRAM CO-DIRECTOR:
Mr. Mrinmoy Roy
Mr. Piyush Kumar
Assistant Professor
Associate Professor
IIHMR Bangalore
Associate Dean- Trainings
Certified Good Pharmacy Practice
Professional accredited from Federation of IIHMR Bangalore
Asian Pharmaceutical Association (FAPA)
Dr. Shashi Bhaskara Krishnamurthy
Director of Clinical Education &
INDUSTRY EXPERT :
Intensivist
Cloudphysician
About IIHMR Bangalore
Institute of Health Management Research, Bangalore (IIHMR, Bangalore) is a premier Institute for Hospital and Health
management education in South India. IIHMR Bangalore has a legacy over a decade for imparting Health and Hospital
management education, Training and Research activities in South India. In the year 2010, IIHMR, Bangalore got approval from
AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education), Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India to offer 2 years full-time PGDM (Post Graduate
Diploma in Hospital and Health Management) programme with specializations in Hospital Management, Health Management and
Healthcare Information Technology (HIT). One of the academic objectives of IIHMR Bangalore is to promote professional
development of practising managers through well designed Management Development Programs (MDPs) for business managers in
the various disciplines of Healthcare Management.
Institute of Health Management Research (IIHMR-B)
For any inquiries:
#319, Near Thimma Reddy Layout, Hulimangala,
Please reach out to us on: 9535266665 | 98863 45519
Electronic City- 1, Bangalore-560105
Contact No. : 080 61133800 | Toll free No. : 1800 572 2728
trainings@iihmrbanagalore.edu.in
www.iihmrbangalore.edu.in
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