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The projects of the SEARPharm Forum are implementing WHO-FIP Good Pharmacy Practices Guidelines,
Essential Drug Concept, pharmaceutical curriculum reform, emphasizing
pharmacists’ …
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Extent of Spurious (Counterfeit) Medicine in India
At the World Health Assembly in May 1988, many countries
expressed concern about counterfeit drugs circulating in their markets. The
assembly adopted a resolution, which requested the governments and
pharmaceutical manufacturers to cooperate in the detection and prevention of
falsely labelled, spurious, counterfeit or
substandard drugs. The prevalence of counterfeit drugs has been reported from
developed as well as developing countries but there is no accurate data
available on the extent of this problem. More…
Report on Challenges and Opportunities for Pharmacists
in Health Care in India
A National Conference on Challenges and Opportunities for
Pharmacists in Health Care in India
was held in New Delhi
on 30 October 2007 by SEARPharm Forum in
collaboration with WHO-India. The aim of the Conference was to deliberate the
role of the pharmacists: More…
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