European Hospital Pharmacy Day March 27th

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 19:44:53 GMT

EAHP Hospital Pharmacy Day announced for 27th March 2026 under the theme All in for our Patients

The Hospital Pharmacy Day. A day created to highlight the importance and to celebrate the work done by hospital pharmacies. This day celebrated all hospital pharmacy teams. Key messages:

Hospital Pharmacies are an essential force to ensure the correct functioning of the healthcare systems by ensuring timely and equal access to appropriate and safe medication and medical devices with high-quality pharmaceutical care.
Staff working in hospital pharmacies are also increasingly present on wards and at interfaces of care which not only improves patient outcomes, in relation to polypharmacy and drug adherence but also leads to reduced costs.
Hospital pharmacists, technicians, nurses, administrative staff, and other professionals working in the hospital pharmacy need to be celebrated!
National authorities and all relevant stakeholders need to understand the importance of having well-funded and well-prepared hospital pharmacies to ensure better patient outcomes in the hospital setting.

The theme of the EAHP 2026 Hospital Pharmacy is “All In for our patients”

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Final Recall Stage Report of the Review into Child and Adult Mental Health Services (CAMHS)

Tue, 24 Feb 2026 20:37:38 GMT

HPAI welcomes the recommendations contained in the Final Recall Stage Report of the Review into Child and Adult Mental Health Services (CAMHS) in North Kerry, particularly those supporting the establishment of dedicated Pharmacist roles within the CAMHS.

HPAI is calling for funded Advanced Specialist Pharmacists in community and inpatient CAMHS to strengthen medicines safety, prescribing oversight and clinical governance. Now is the time to act.

Report: https://about.hse.ie/api/v2/download-file/file_based_publications/Final_Recall_Stage_Report_NKCAMHS.pdf

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European Hospital Pharmacy Day March 27th

Final Recall Stage Report of the Review into Child and Adult Mental Health Services (CAMHS)