BHB has developed an online learning system on Good Pharmacy Practices. Anybody can enrol in any of the online courses free of charge. Courses on adverse drug reactions, antimicrobial resistance, pharmacovigilance, inspection, and monitoring and accreditation of Model Pharmacy and Model Medicine Shop are presently available on the e-learning platform. The course uses text, audio, […]
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The Daily Ittefaq published an article on 13 June 2021 on the automation of functions at the Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh (PCB) that BHB has been supporting. The author of the article, Muhammad Mahbubul Haq, Secretary of PCB describes how the automation has improved PCB’s performance and outcomes, such as now an applicant can apply
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A critical part of accreditation is training dispensers, so they can bring their pharmaceutical services up to DGDA standards. The training includes 14 sessions that cover the Bangladesh health system, role of a pharmacist, dispensing, proper recordkeeping, rules and regulations of medicines, communication skills, etc. The training helps dispensers improve their outlets and practice at
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Many people in Bangladesh seek health care at retail medicine outlets, yet in the past, the outlets did not have to meet any quality standards. To promote Good Pharmacy Practices (GPP) in the private sector, the Directorate General of Drug Administration (DGDA) developed an accreditation program for retail outlets, such as Model Pharmacies and Model
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