Successful Completion of the Training Program on “Enhancing Drug Safety in Community Pharmacy Practice”
The much-anticipated training program on “Enhancing Drug Safety in Community Pharmacy Practice” officially concluded today with a remarkable closing ceremony that underscored the importance of safe pharmaceutical practices in our communities. This initiative, held at the Edna Adan University and Hospital, brought together pharmacists, healthcare professionals, and stakeholders committed to improving drug safety and healthcare delivery.
The event was graced by the Governor of Hargeisa, who delivered a stirring address on the role of effective healthcare systems in fostering the well-being of communities. The Governor emphasized the importance of ensuring the safe use of pharmaceuticals and the vital role that pharmacies play in safeguarding public health.
Distinguished guests included board members from Edna Adan University and Hospital, who expressed their pride in hosting such a crucial program. Dr. Edna Adan Ismail, a renowned figure in healthcare and a tireless advocate for improving healthcare services, also attended the event, adding her valuable insights on the significance of the training in transforming community pharmacy practice. Her leadership in the healthcare sector has been a source of inspiration for many.
During the ceremony, certificates were awarded to participants who completed the training program. These certificates serve as recognition of their hard work, commitment, and the expertise they have gained in ensuring drug safety within their communities. The training covered a wide range of topics, from best practices in medication management to strategies for preventing drug misuse and ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
As the program officially concluded, the attendees reflected on the vital role that community pharmacies play in the healthcare system. With the knowledge gained during this training, pharmacists are now better equipped to promote safe medication practices, educate the public about proper drug usage, and address common medication errors.
The closing ceremony was a celebration of not only the participants’ dedication to their profession but also the continued efforts of Edna Adan University and Hospital to drive positive change in the healthcare landscape of Somaliland.
We look forward to the positive impact this training will have on drug safety in our communities and the continued collaboration between healthcare institutions to promote better health outcomes for all.
