Submitted to Mr Seid Mussa (BPhar., MSc.) BPhar., January 1,2012, JU HAPPY NEW YEAR
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Presentation outline
Objectives Introduction Methods &materials Result & discussion Conclusion Recommendation Acknowledgement References
Objectives
General objective To compare and contrast the code of Ethics and standard of pharmacy practice of Ethiopia with that of Malaysia Specific Objectives To identify similarities of code of ethics and standard of practice between Ethiopia and Malaysia To identify differences code of ethics and standard of practice between Ethiopia and Malaysia To make recommendation to the code of ethics and standards of Pharmacy practice of Ethiopia
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Introduction
Code of Ethics The rules of conduct based on moral values, which are stated by a recognized Association are identified as Code of Ethics. The code of Ethics and Practice of Pharmacy of Ethiopia 3 parts
Part I highlight the basics of ethics and rationalize the importance of the Code of Ethics. Part II is the main body of the document Part III the mechanism of enforcing this Code of conduct
Study area
( Jimma university
Study design
( Cross sectional comparison
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Materials used
Paper pen computer Internet
respect the skills and competence of other health care providers expose any acts of malpractice of health care providers foster the role of pharmacist as active member of health care team Maintain the confidence and trust placed in other health professionals by patients.
Difference In Kenya the pharmacists should carefully record history of patient complaints and current treatment and arrive at 12 possible diagnosis and management.
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Differences
In Kenya the pharmacist should maintain medication history records of all patients advice the patient to return unused medicines & medical devices for safe disposal include his/her name on the label of dispensed medicines
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Difference
The Kenyan code of ethics and standard of pharmacy practice have no a details
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Properly select & quantify pharmaceuticals Ensure especial storage facilities & secured storage of substances of abuse, poisons & other dangerous pharmaceuticals Distribute pharmaceuticals only to authorized institutions Distribute free medical samples only to health professionals &keep records of distribution
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Isolates and withholds from supply any sub-standard or counterfeit medicinal product(s) and co-operates in investigations to detect the source Promotes safe and rational use of medicines Shall take time to educate the patient on rational use of drugs.
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Pharmacy Education
Similarity The pharmacist should have a minimum of degree in Pharmacy
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Difference In the code of ethics and standard of practice of Ethiopia the pharmacist should ensure that consent is obtained in writing.
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Differences
The Kenyan code of Ethics and standard of Pharmacy Practice has a clear mode of discipline
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Conclusion
The code of Ethics and standard of Pharmacy practice of Ethiopia is
more elaborative easy to understand
Reccomendations
The best practice that should be learned from Kenyan code of ethics and standard of pharmacy display his/her contact outside official working hours. informs patients of the opening and closing hours of his/her pharmacy recognize special needs of the handicapped, disabled and disadvantaged members of the society. 29 refer the patient to another pharmacist
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record history of patient complaints and current treatment and arrive at possible diagnosis and management Demonstrates authority in therapeutic sciences maintain medication history records of all patients advice the patient to return unused medicines & medical devices for safe disposal include his/her name on the label of dispensed medicines The code of Ethics and standard of Pharmacy Practice of Ethiopia should incorporate a clear mode of discipline 30 which depends entirely on the alleged breach.
Acknowledgements
We thank Mr.Seid Mussa W/ro Nefisa Jimma University Libraries system computer and Network section, particularly the main library
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Reference
1. Ethiopian code of ethics and standards of pharmacy practice 2. Kenyan code of ethics and standards of pharmacy practice
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