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Chief Pharmacist mandates license for medicine delivery
Pharmacists' Union President Zeid Al-Kilani has called upon the relevant authorities to verify the licenses and documentation of medication delivery applications and platforms. He warned of the risks associated with unlicensed services, particularly concerning the source of the medicines and storage conditions during transportation. He emphasized that competent institutions, such as the General Authority for Food and Drug Control, oversee and license transportation methods to ensure the safety of medicines from the warehouse to the pharmacy. Additionally, he stressed the necessity of implementing a tracking system that allows tracking the medicine's journey until it reaches the patient. He also highlighted the importance of verifying the patient's identity and prescription at the time of delivery, especially when it involves dangerous medications or those that interact with other drugs. He urged the relevant authorities to verify licensing and tracking requirements before approving any electronic medication delivery service. In this context, pharmacists agreed to refuse to engage with unlicensed companies, oppose non-compliant applications, and shut them down in accordance with the law. They affirmed that their goal is to regulate the pharmaceutical sector and protect patient safety, not to hinder technological progress.
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