National Survey of Pharmacy Practice at MOH Hospitals in Saudi Arabia 2016-2017: Pharmacy Inventory Control and Stock Management

Safety and Occupational Health in Pharmacy Practice: A New Initiative Project in Saudi Arabia

“…Various local and international studies have discussed the pharmaceutical care services survey in past years. They discussed ambulatory care pharmacy services, acute care, drug monitoring, [25][26][27] inventory management, and education and training. [25,26] There is no discussion of pharmacy security and fire safety.…”

“…They discussed ambulatory care pharmacy services, acute care, drug monitoring, [25][26][27] inventory management, and education and training. [25,26] There is no discussion of pharmacy security and fire safety. Pharmacy Safety and Occupational Health were omitted after the updated undergraduate curriculum or postgraduate studies residency program was revised.…”

“…Besides, civil defense regulations of fire safety established the pharmacy and related medication stores or national planning of crises disaster management. [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30] However, there is limited information about Safety and Occupational Health pharmaceutical care services. [14][15][16][17] Thus, the current topic is to zoom into more detail about safety and occupational health in pharmacy practice.…”

Pharmacy Safety and Occupational Health: Fire Safety Perspectives

“…The pharmacy care services foundation had various building areas and sections. [1][2][3][4] At each location, there are multiple facilities for offices and furniture. Besides, the central pharmacy area had many medicines and chemicals, such as alcohol or sanitizers.…”

KSA-Self Assessments of Pharmacy Safety and Occupational Health

“…The pharmacy services had various departments and programs such as ambulatory care, inpatient pharmacy, and IV admixture services. [1][2][3] Besides, medication safety programs, anticoagulation programs, and pain management programs. [4][5][6][7][8] Each service had various requirements for implementation to provide complete services to particular patients.…”