Medication Management Process

Pharmacy inspections are part of our daily responsibility to ensure patient safety and quality care. Inspection readiness is not about preparing when surveyors arrive — it is about doing the right thing every day. This session focuses on practical actions that help us stay compliant, safe, and inspection-ready at all times.

This session reviews the key areas inspectors commonly check in the pharmacy and explains what frontline staff are expected to do daily. It covers sterile compounding practices, medication storage, narcotics handling, expiration control, documentation, infection control, medication safety (High-Alert & LASA), and workplace safety.

The focus is on practical behaviors, correct documentation, and avoiding common mistakes that lead to inspection findings.

This event has a mixed medium of instruction in both English and Arabic languages.

By the end of this event you will be able to:

1. Identify what inspectors look for during pharmacy inspections.
2. Maintain clean and organized work areas at all times. 
3. Follow proper sterile compounding and environmental monitoring practices.
4. Ensure correct medication storage and temperature documentation.
5. Secure and document narcotics appropriately.
6. Check and manage medication expirations regularly.
7. Complete logs and documentation accurately and consistently.
8. Apply safety measures for High-Alert, LASA, and hazardous medications.
9. Follow infection control and PPE requirements.
10. Use inspection checklists for daily self-monitoring.

1. After enrolment on the event you can find the Join Zoom Link/Recorded Video of the webinar event.
2. Registration period is valid for 1 month from the first enrolment.
3. You can download the certificate of attendance with 1 CPD Unit after the event.