The Pharmacy Council, Ghana, is pleased to invite Pharmacists and all stakeholders to an important meeting aimed at reviewing the technical and financial operations of the Council in 2023 and providing a comprehensive update on the Council’s plans for 2024. This meeting is a significant opportunity for stakeholders to engage in discussions about the past year's performance, understand the key activities and collaborations planned for the upcoming year, and review proposed new fees. The event will conclude with a discussion on the way forward, ensuring that the Pharmacy Council, in partnership with its stakeholders, continues to meet the evolving needs of the pharmacy profession in Ghana.
This meeting promises to be a valuable platform for stakeholders to voice their opinions, contribute to the Council’s plans, and ensure that the operations of the Pharmacy Council align with the goals of the broader healthcare community. All interested participants are encouraged to attend and actively engage in the discussions.
KEY OBJECTIVES OF THE MEETING
- Review of 2023 Operations
- Update on 2024 Key Activities
- Collaborations for 2024
- Review of Proposed New Fees
- The Way Forward
ABOUT THE PHARMACY COUNCIL
The Pharmacy Council is established by Parts IV & VI of the Health Professions Regulatory Bodies Act, 2013, (ACT 857) as a body corporate with perpetual succession. It is governed by a nine (9) member Governing Board with the mandate of securing in the public interest the highest standards in the practice of pharmacy in the country.
VISSION
To guarantee the highest levels of pharmaceutical care.
MISSION
The mission of the Pharmacy Council is to secure the highest level of pharmaceutical care by ensuring competent pharmaceutical care providers who practice with agreed standards and are accessible to the whole population. In addition we shall collaborate with related local agencies and international pharmaceutical organisations to enhance our effectiveness and our contribution on rational drug use in the nation. This mission shall be carried out with dedication, integrity and professionalism.
In-Person and Virtual attendance is FREE. VENUE is the CEDI CONFERENCE CENTRE, - Accra. Kindly download the programme to see what each of the presenters is delivering, and at what time.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF STAKEHOLDERS
We are honored to recognize the following distinguished stakeholders whose contributions and collaboration are pivotal to the success of the Pharmacy Council, and the this Stakeholder Meeting. Each of these respected stakeholders play a vital role in advancing pharmacy practice, the pharmacy profession, and healthcare in Ghana. Their ongoing support and collaboration are greatly appreciated.
Government and Regulatory Bodies
1. The Hon. Minister, Ministry of Health
2. The Chief Executive Officer, National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA)
3. The Director General, Ghana Health Service
4. The Registrar, Allied Health Profession Council
5. The Registrar, Health Facilities Regulatory Agency (HeFRA)
6. The Registrar, Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
7. The Registrar, Medical and Dental Council
8. The Chief Executive Officer, Food and Drugs Authority
9. The Chief Executive Officer, Mental Health Authority
10. The Registrar, Traditional Medicine Practice Council
11. The Director General, Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC)
12. The Chief Executive Officer, Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET)
13. The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Ghana Police Service
Educational Institutions
14. The Vice Chancellor, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST)
15. The Vice Chancellor, Central University
16. The Vice Chancellor, University for Development Studies (UDS)
17. The Vice Chancellor, University of Health & Allied Sciences
18. The Vice Chancellor, University of Ghana, Legon
19. The Vice Chancellor, University of Cape Coast
20. The Vice Chancellor, Dr. Hilla Limann Technical University
21. The Vice Chancellor, Takoradi Technical University
22. The Vice Chancellor, Sunyani Technical University
23. The Vice Chancellor, Kumasi Technical University
24. The Registrar, Accra Technical University
25. The President, Entrance University College of Health
26. The Rector, Ghana College of Pharmacists
27. The Rector, KAAF University College
28. The President, Maranathan University College
29. The President, Baldwin College
30. The President, Advance Global College
31. The President, Royal Ann College of Health
32. The President, Pharmatrust Professional College
33. The President, Health Access Institution
34. The Director, The African Institute of Professional Excellence
Professional Associations
35. The President, Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana
36. The President, West African Postgraduates College of Pharmacists
37. The Chairman, Community Practice Pharmacists Association
38. The President, Pharmacy Technician Association of Ghana
39. The President, Medicine Counter Assistants Association of Ghana
40. The President, Over-the-Counter Medicine Sellers (OTCMS) Association of Ghana
41. The Chief Executive Officer, Chamber of Pharmacy
42. The Chairman, Pharmaceutical Importers and Wholesalers Association (PIWA)
43. The Chairman, Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association of Ghana (PMAG)
Development Partners and NGOs
44. The Chief of Party, Total Family Health Organization
45. The Chief of Party, USAID - CHISU
46. The Chief of Party, Movement Health
47. The Chief of Party, USAID – Q4H
48. The Chief of Party, USAID – PATH
49. The Chief of Party, GIZ
Industry and Private Sector
50. The Director, RX Info Health System
51. The Director, FASTROI
52. The Director, Continuous Education Services
