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How can we contribute to integrated community care and UHC: Pharmacist’s viewpoint

Development and effective use of medicines have to be supported by the patients. To achieve this, patient empowerment should be considered in all scenes of pharmaceutical science and practice and scientists and pharmacists are ready to collaborate in these regards. International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP), as the sole global pharmaceutical organization, strongly supports this movement. In the FIP forum, FIP president and representatives of four different stakeholders will summarize their roles and express their opinions.<br />They are: Mr. Dominique Jordan of FIP, Dr. Junko Sato of Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Agency, Ms. Laureline Gatellier, a patient advocacy, Dr. Yoshiaki Ohashi of Chugai Pharmaceutical, and Mr. Nobuo Yamamoto of Japan Pharmaceutical Association. Participants will become aware of the importance of patients' involvement in all aspects of pharmaceutical affairs.

The Pharmaceutical Society of Japan

The 140th Annual Meeting of the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan (Kyoto)

The 140th Annual Meeting of the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan (Kyoto)

[IS02-5]How can we contribute to integrated community care and UHC: Pharmacist’s viewpoint

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