Week 4. Perspectives - Pharm Organizations.

PHARMACEUTICAL ORGANIZATIONS
Objectives:
• To discuss different organizations in Pharmacy
• To identify the Objectives, Mission and Vision of
the different organization/associations
• To discuss the importance of having a Pharmacy
organization/associations
Purpose:
• Attaining the same goal and objectives for the
uplifting of pharmacy as a profession and to
improve the pharmacy services in the delivery of
better patient care.
• It acts as the collective voice of the members to

set standards of practice and conduct for the
profession.
• The different organizations were established
either on:
1. International level-
2. National level
3. Local level
4. Field of specialization- ex. PSHP
Philippine Pharmacists Association (PPhA)
• A national organization of
Pharmacists accredited by the
Professional Regulation
Commission (PRC).
• Registered with the Securities
and Exchange Commission
(SEC)
• 2008: Former Philippine
Pharmaceutical Association
• Located at 815 R. Papa St., Sampaloc, Manila
• Organized on Aug. 20,1920
• First national pharmaceutical organization
• First recipient of “The Outstanding Accredited
Professional Association of the Year Award” by
PRC in 1994
PPhA Vision
“ The pursuit of total well-being of every Filipino
Through Pharmaceutical Care in partnership
with other health care professionals”
PPhA Mission
A national organization of pharmacists, committed to:
1. Uphold and enhance the nobility of pharmacy as

profession
2. Advocate the recognition of pharmacy as an equal yet
distinct partner among the health care professions
3. Actively participate in the formulation and
implementation of health care policies, standards and
programs in the national and international level
4. Unite the different local pharmaceutical
chapters, affiliate organizations and networks
with local and international health care
organizations
5. Protect the rights and promote the well being of
its members
6. Provide opportunities for continuing
professional growth and development for its
members
Core Values
1. Solidarity
2. Professionalism
3. Integrity
4. Competence
5. Social Responsibility
9 affiliate organizations under PPhA, namely:
1. Philippine Association of Pharmacist in Pharmaceutical Industry

( PAPPI)
2. Philippine Society of Hospital Pharmacists (PSHP)
3. Philippine Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (PACOP)
4. Department of Health – League of Pharmacists (DOHLP)
5. Community Pharmacists Association of the Philippines (CPAP)
6. Industrial Pharmacists Association of the Philippines (IPAP)
7. Federation of Junior Chapter- Philippines Pharmacists Association
(FJCPPha)
8. Young Pharmacists Group Philippines (YPG)
9. Philippine Association of Pharmacists in Veterinary Industry (PAPVI)
PPhA works to:
a. Promote medication safety through its

programs
b. Enhance professional competency among its
members
• It actively provided Continuing Professional
Education (CPE) since 1960
• CPE seminars are available to practicing
pharmacists to keep them abreast and updated
on the latest trends in pharmaceutical sciences
and pharmacy practice, new drugs in the market,
disease management, new laws and
administrative orders.
• It provides scholarship every year to deserving
senior pharmacy students in diff. schools of
pharmacy in rotation basis
• It gives cash incentives to board topnotcher in
Pharmacy Licensure Exam by PRC.
• It holds a 3-day annual national convention
which is co-hosted by a city/provincial chapter.
• Celebrates the National Pharmacy Week on the first week of
December
• The association establishes a linkage and participates in different
undertakings of government and non-government agencies namely:
1. Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)

2. Department of Health (DOH)
3. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
4. Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA)
5. Commission on Higher Education (CHED)
6. World Health Organization (WHO)
7. Health-related Professional Organization
8. Cause-Oriented Organization
• An active participant and
founding member of Federation
of Asian Pharmaceutical
Association (FAPA) and a
member of International
Federation of Pharmaceutical
(FIP) and Western Pacific
Pharmaceutical Forum(WPPF)
Philippine Association of Pharmacists in
Pharmaceutical Industry (PAPPI)
• Industry or Manufacturing firms
• Established in1986
PAPPI Mission
“We are dynamic values-driven professional
group of registered pharmacists in the
pharmaceutical industry, committed to the
upliftment of its role in the various aspects of
ethical drugs, consumer health, medical devices
and veterinary drug products delivery chain,
through professional and regulatory
organizations.”
• It is the leader in establishing and supporting
the healthcare regulatory affairs profession.
• It is actively undertaking CPE programs, mostly
seminar and lecture workshops.
• It is committed to its members in bringing
unlimited opportunities for networking and for
the profession by uniting and uplifting the roles
of the pharmacists in Philippine Pharmaceutical
Industry.
Philippine Society of Hospital Pharmacists
(PSHP)
• It is a professional
association of licensed
pharmacists working in
private and government
hospitals as hospital
pharmacists.
• Founded in 1962
• The PSHP Bulletin- official
organ
PSHP Mission
“Empower hospital pharmacists to be vital
partners in healthcare”
PSHP Vision
“Globally recognized hospital pharmacy experts”
PSHP Values
1. Integrity
2. Service
3. Excellence
4. Commitment
Philippine Association of Colleges of
Pharmacy (PACOP)
• It is an association of duly-
government-recognized colleges of
pharmacy in the Philippines
represented by their Deans who are
the regular member.
• Associate members are composed of
licensed pharmacists who are faculty
members of duly recognized colleges
of Pharmacy, while the Pharmacy
members are the auxiliary members.
• Established in 1965
PACOP Mission
The Philippine Association of Colleges of
Pharmacy is a national organization whose
mission is to promote highest standards of
pharmaceutical education and training of its
members schools of pharmacy.
Department of Health-League of
Pharmacists (DOHLP)
• An organization of pharmacists from the
different fields of the DOH
• Organized on July 14,1962 by Pharmacy Advise
to Secretary of Health
DOHLP Mission
To develop and maintain a competent uniquely
qualified and recognized group of pharmacists
who can assume and deliver their diverse
responsibilities in health-care team.
DOHLP Vision
Globally competitive Department of Health
pharmacists to interface with a multidisciplinary
health-care team.
Industrial Pharmacists Association of the Philippines (IPAP)
• Established in April 4,2004

• Composed of the
industrial/corporate
pharmacists from the
medical services department
of the various private and
government institutions
• Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)
• Center of Health Services Inc. (CHSI)
• Manila Health Department (MHD)
• Philippine Air Line (PAL)
• Philippine Charity Sweeptakes (PCSO)
• Quezon City Health Department (QCHD)
• Social Security Systems (SSS)
• Supreme Court of the Philippines (SCP)
• IPAP Mission
“To promote continuous learning and professional career
growth by being adept with various enhancement in the
pharmacy profession and being involved and active in socio-
civic duties. The social responsibility is to be updated with
new knowledge in our field and in pharmaceutical industry
with progress of modern technology”
• IPAP Vision
“To be an effective partner in industry healthcare and
development”
Philippine Association of Pharmacists in
Veterinary Industry (PAPVI)
• A professional group of RPh
in the veterinary industry,
committed to its role in
dealing with veterinary drugs
and products in relation to
supply, chain, quality
control, sales, marketing and
regulatory aspects.
Federation of Junior Chapters of the
PPhA (FJCPPhA)
• Composed of Pharmacy student officers
• Officers are elected every school year and PPhA
will select its adviser
1. To promote greater participation in the activities of the
PPhA
2. To foster closer relationship among pharmacy students,
the pharmacist, and the public and obtain harmony and
understanding
3. To promote interest among the pharmacy students in
scientific investigations by visits to pharm lab, industrial
concerns, educational films, lectures and programs
4. To uphold ethical and professional standards, defend,
and protect any member whose right is infringed.
Young Pharmacists Group (YPG)
Philippines
• A new organization that:
a. Bring together young professionals; and
b. Encourages them to act as critical and
innovative force
• YPG Vision
“We envision a community of pharmacists who are
professionally competent, socially responsible, ethical and
committed to creating a health and productive society.”
• YPG Mission
“We help serve this special sector of the membership buy
providing a forum for young pharmacists in all areas of
practice and by encouraging them to get actively involved
in issues affecting Pharmacy profession”
Drugstore Association of the Philippines
(DSAP)
• It is an organization of drugstore owners
established in April 14,1984.
• Its official organ is The Tablet
DSAP Vision
1. Most credible authority in shaping healthcare
retailing.
2. United in purpose to ensure sustained growth
and prosperity
3. Partnering with other stakeholders in the
industry.
DSAP Mission
1. Promote free market in pharmaceutical retail
2. Provide quality options for consumers
3. Promote sustainability and viability of small to
medium drugstores.
Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association of
the Philippines (PHAP)
• Association composed of local and multinational

pharmaceutical manufacturers, traders,
distributors and retailers.
Federation of Asian Pharmaceutical Associations (FAPA)
• Professional organization of
Asian Pharmacists
• Founded in 1964 with
headquarters based in
Manila, Philippines.
• FAPA Online is its official
organ
• There are 17 members from
diff. Asian countries
Asian Association of Schools of Pharmacy
(AASP)
• An international organization of Asian Schools
of Pharmacy, established on April 27, 2001 in
Bangkok, Thailand
• It conducts biennial congress in diff. Asian
countries
Asian Conference on Clinical Pharmacy
(ACCP)
• Original name is East Asia Conference on
Developing Clinical Pharmacy Practice and
Education
• Asian pharmacists who were looking for a practical
conference in which they could exchange and share
ideas on the concept of clinical pharmacy
• 1st conference was at Seoul, Korea in 1996
• 2nd is at Shanghai in 1999
• 3rd is in Japan
Federacion Internationale Pharmaceutique
(FIP)
• International Pharmaceutical Federation
• It aims to promote and defend the interest of the
profession world-wide
• Development of Pharmacy at the International
level both in the professional and in scientific
fields and the extension of the role of the
pharmacists in the field of health care.
• International Pharmacy Journal- is the official
organ of the pharmacists in the field of
healthcare.
• It is based on Hague, Netherlands

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PHARMACEUTICAL ORGANIZATIONS

• It acts as the collective voice of the members to

1. Uphold and enhance the nobility of pharmacy as

1. Philippine Association of Pharmacist in Pharmaceutical Industry

a. Promote medication safety through its

1. Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)

• Established in April 4,2004

• Association composed of local and multinational

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