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The PST -AGM shall be held along with the annual scientific conference from 25th to 27th of November 2015 in Mwanza, Tanzania. Taking Global perspective into considerations, we will learn and understand how the Pharmacy profession and access to medicines and Pharmacists are regulated around the world, and how the normative frameworks of Pharmacy have
Read moreIntroduction: Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the greatest threats facing humanity. Action to tackle the problem must be taken now. Policies already exist at international, regional and national level. Pharmacists are increasingly being involved in providing their expertise when AMR policies are being formulated and implemented. Pharmacists have a key role to play in
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The Pharmaceutical Society of Tanzania (PST) is now open for accepting abstracts for the upcoming International Scientific Conference 2015 that will be held from 25th - 27th November, 2015, at BOT Institute Conference - Mwanza, Tanzania. Conference Themes The Conference will address a range of critically important issues and themes relating to expanded roles of Pharmacists.
Read moreTanzania is rapidly losing its pharmaceutical production capability, and therefore its ability to supply one of its population’s basic needs. The loss undermines Tanzania’s medium-term security of supply of essential medicines. It threatens cumulative industrial and employment decline in one of Tanzania’s few higher-skill sectors and in local suppliers, including plastics and packaging. Furthermore, it
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