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Patient safety and quality control
3rd World congress on Pharmaceutics, Formulations & Novel Drug Delivery Systems
Bandar Al Harbi
Prince Sultan Military Medical City, Saudi Arabia
ScientificTracks Abstracts: J Mol Pharm Org Process Res
Abstract
Hospitals play an important role in promoting health, preventing disease and providing rehabilitation services. The health care requirements are rapidly changing and the changes in healthcare practice are welcome if they improve quality and safety or save money. Preventing harm from medications, or Adverse Drug Events (ADEs), remains a top patient safety priority in hospitals but also across the continuum of care for patients. Many hospitals have implementing medication reconciliation at admission, transfer and discharge as an effective strategy for preventing medications errors. This presentation aims to share Prince Sultan Military Medical City (PSMMC) Experience in implementing medication reconciliation.Biography
Bander Manawer Al Harbi is Director of Pharmaceutical Services, Prince Sultan Military Medical City since 23rd December 2020. He had an innovative strategic plans & resilient for professional growth based on his experience in different areas of hospital setting adding point that as in service military officer a proximate action should be taken for a professional patient care but also in managerial aspects.
