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Licensing Process for Pharmacies and their Professionals Dr. Hana I. Badran Sheryan Project Manager

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  • Licensing Process for Pharmacies and their

    Professionals

    Dr. Hana I. Badran

    Sheryan Project Manager

  • Health Regulation Department

    Todays Overview

    1 Licensing Process for Professionals

    2

    3

    List of DHA approved Professional Title

    Licensing Process for Facility

  • 5/2/2013 3

    Application Process for

    Professionals

    1. For First time user: Visit our webpage:

    http://eservices.dha.gov.ae/DHAWeb/Default.aspx

    Create a Sheryan account on line (user name

    and password)

  • http://eservices.dha.gov.ae/DHAWeb/Default.aspx

  • 5/2/2013 5

    2. Fill New Professional License application and upload the required documents:

    Latest Passport Size Photograph with white background

    Valid passport copy Education certificate

    Last 2 years experience PSV report from dataflow if available

    MOH license (Valid or renewed receipt) or MOH

    passing exam

  • Declaration Page

  • 700 DHS

  • Notes

    The DHA license expiry date will have the same expiry date of MOH license

    DHA License can be renewed 3 month earlier to the expiry date, where a payment of 1010 DHS will need to

    be done online via credit card.

    Applicant can collect the license from HRD during working hours

    This license will be valid only for the Emirate of Dubai

  • List of DHA approved

    Professional Title

    1. Pharmacist

    2. Pharmacy Technician (equal to Pharmacy Assistant)

    3. Pharmacy Trainee

    4. Clinical Pharmacist

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    Application Process for

    Facilities

    1. For First time user:

    Visit our webpage http://eservices.dha.gov.ae/DHAWeb/Default.aspx

    Create a Sheryan account online (user name

    and password)

  • http://eservices.dha.gov.ae/DHAWeb/Default.aspx

  • 5/2/2013 13

    2. Fill New Facility License application and upload the required documents:

    1. Passport photocopy with residency visa for non-locals 2. UAE identity card (National ID) 3. Initial Approval: where you need to submit the

    followings: Map Facility layout Blue print DED reservation name certificate MOH valid registration license 4. NO Payment of 1010 DHS, to email us [email protected] with your application reference number in order to do the needful

  • Notes

    The DHA license expiry date will have the same expiry date of MOH license

    DHA License can be renewed 3 month earlier to the expiry date, where a payment of 7510 DHS will need to be done

    online via credit card.

    Facility can collect the DHA license from HRD during working hours

  • May 1, 2013

    Health Regulation Department

    Dubai Community Pharmacy Licensure &

    Pharmaceutical PracticesGuide

    Alia Hani Yousef ,Bs.c in Pharmacy

  • Objective

    To provide awareness of the new pharmacy regulation in Dubai

    To facilitate implementation

  • DHA Health Facility Regulations

    Day Surgical Centre OutpatientHospital

    Diagnostic Imaging Home HealthcareClinical Laboratory

  • Three Guidelines

    Guidelines on Dental Infection Prevention

    &Safety Health Record Guidelines

    Health Facility Guidelines: Planning, Design, Construction and Commissioning

  • Community Pharmacy Regulation

    Chapter One: Definitions & Procedures Administrative Procedures

    Chapter Two: Requirements General Considerations

    Community Pharmacy Requirements

    Design Requirements

    Requirements for 24 hours duty

    Chapter Three: Pharmaceutical Practices Section one: Medication Management

    Section Two: Records Management

    Section Three: Good Pharmacy Practices

    Dubai Community Pharmacy

    LicensurePharmaceutical

    PracticesGuide

    Health Regulation Department

    Dubai Health Authority

  • Scope

    This Guideline applies to every licensed pharmacy providing pharmaceutical

    services and subject to licensure under the Dubai Health Authority establishment

    law, including pharmacies private, semi-governmental, and free zone areas

  • Definition of Terms

    Community Pharmacy - all those establishments that are privately owned and whose function is to serve societies need for both drug products and the pharmaceutical services

    Controlled Drug -Class A - medicine that contains an active ingredient listed in schedules 7 and 8 of the UAE Federal law for 1995, or a medicine that has been assessed as having a significant potential for abuse and / or could be diverted for illegal use

  • Definition of Terms

    Controlled Drug -Class B - medicine that is used for psychiatric conditions or a schedule 3 medicine that avoids narcotic control due to its formulation or any other medicine that requires stricter control than that of prescription

    Medicine/medication/pharmaceutical drug - defined as any chemical substance intended for use in the medical diagnosis, cure, treatment, or prevention of disease

    Narcotic - a medicine containing an active ingredient listed in Schedules 1 to 6 of UAE Federal law 14 for 1995

  • Community Pharmacy Regulation

    Chapter One: Definitions & Procedures Administrative Procedures

    Chapter Two: Requirements General Considerations

    Community Pharmacy Requirements

    Design Requirements

    Requirements for 24 hours duty

    Chapter Three: Pharmaceutical Practices Section one: Medication Management

    Section Two: Records Management

    Section Three: Good Pharmacy Practices

    Dubai Community Pharmacy

    LicensurePharmaceutical

    PracticesGuide

    Health Regulation Department

    Dubai Health Authority

  • Community Pharmacy RequirementsGeneral Considerations

  • Space Requirements

    Hand Washing Area

    Wall Finish & Flooring

    Main area requirements (sales area, storage, dispensing, etc..)

    Cabinets (POM, Controlled Drugs, Expired Meds, etc)

    Communication Devices

    Air Conditioning

    lighting

    Community Pharmacy Requirements Design Requirements

  • Medication Preparation Area

    Power Supply

    First Aid Kit

    DHA Pharmacy license

    Fire extinguishers

    Ref

    Community Pharmacy Requirements Design Requirements

  • Duty permission and ValidityDuty permission and Validity

    24 hours operating pharmacy not allowed to close / unless permission cancel

    24 hours operating pharmacy not allowed to close / unless permission cancel

    pharmacy access pharmacy access

    pharmacy display board pharmacy display board

    licensed pharmacist availability licensed pharmacist availability

    medications availability medications availability

    Community Pharmacy Requirements 24 Hour Duty Pharmacies

  • Community Pharmacy Regulation

    Chapter One: Definitions & Procedures Administrative Procedures

    Chapter Two: Requirements General Considerations

    Community Pharmacy Requirements

    Design Requirements

    Requirements for 24 hours duty

    Chapter Three: Pharmaceutical Practices Section one: Medication Management

    Section Two: Records Management

    Section Three: Good Pharmacy Practices

    Dubai Community Pharmacy

    LicensurePharmaceutical

    PracticesGuide

    Health Regulation Department

    Dubai Health Authority

  • Storing Medications andPharmaceutical Products

    Medicines Vaccines Pharmaceutical products

    Storage

    Room temperature between 15-30 c Relatively cool area between 8-15c Cold place temperature around 8c Refrigerator temperature between 2-8 c

    Pharmacy Temperature monitoring

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

  • Storing Medications and Pharmaceutical Products

    Exposure to sun light POM display and advertisingStorage conditions

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

    Precautions

  • Licensed Agents or MOH

    Registered Distributors

    Official Purchase Invoice (batch/lot no. of each item,

    expiry)

    Dispensing expired

    medication !

    Smuggled and Illegal Products

    Free Sample Medications

    Selling Price & Discounts

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

    Purchasing and Dispensing

  • Purchasing and Dispensing

    Trading of Medical Products

    Directing customers to buy

    other than prescribed

    Changing or modifying

    pharmaceutical preparation

    Selling medication in original packs or part packs Medicine name,

    batch number/lot number

    Expiry date Leaflet

    Stickers and Labels

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

  • Prescription Only Medications (POM)

    Prescription

    Availability Validity Legible Contents (hand written or electronically printed)

    Name, Age, weight, &

    contact numberGeneric or Trade

    name

    Pharmaceutical preparation

    form, dosage, route of

    administration, duration & instruction

    Licensed Healthcare

    Professional (Name, stamp,

    signature & date)

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

  • Alterations in Prescription

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

    Permission from Patient & Doctor

    Change product with similar

    active ingredient

    Document in writing

    Signature of Pharmacist

    Doctors cannot be contacted

    Doctors refuse to change medication

    Pharmacist is not permitted to dispense

    medication!!!

  • PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

    Errors in Prescription

  • Controlled DrugsFederal Law No. 4 for 1983

    Controlled Prescription Psychotropic Substances

    Duration of Prescription (CDA & CDB) General Practitioner - 3days Specialist - 2 weeks Consultant - 4 weeks Psychiatry Specialist or Consultant - 4 weeks

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

  • PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

    Condition for Dispensing (CDA) Medication

    Prescription exceeds specified period

    MOH Controlled Drug Prescription form

    Validity - 3 days from the date of issuance

    copy of patients UAE identity card/passport

    Stamp and signature

  • PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

    Condition for Dispensing (CDA) Medication

    record in special register book (DHA,

    MOH)

    re-dispensing

    Dispensing medications

    exceeding approved doses

    licensed physician issuing narcotic or

    psychotropic substances for

    himself

    Storage

    Return of damaged stock

  • PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

    CDA(Group-A)Registration log book

    CAB (Group-B)Registration log book

  • Special Requirements CDA Outpatient Prescription Federal Law No.4 (1983)

    serial number patient's full name, age and address (given name, surname, middle

    name) permanent ink generic & trade name of medicine date of issuance, signature and stamp of the prescribing physician dosage & strength of active ingredient (figures & letters) route of

    administration, duration and instructions of use Duration of supply

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

  • PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

    Special Requirements CDA Outpatient Prescription Federal Law No.4 (1983)

  • Controlled Drugs

    Management of expired controlled drugs separated from the active stock labelled removed as soon as possible may be returned or destroyed as per the Narcotics

    and Controlled Drugs Guide Record in the controlled drug register

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section One: Medication Management

  • Documents & Records

    Dedicated area

    UAE Pharmacy Professional law Pharmacist Professional Code of Conduct Guidelines and minimum standards for Good Pharmacy

    Practice (GPP) in UAE Pharmacies issued by MOH DHA and MOH circulars and relevant documents Forms reporting adverse reactions used by

    Pharmacological vigilance program

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section Two: Record Management

  • Documents & Records List of registered medication in UAE approved price list issued by MOH amendments List of controlled drugs and classifications and

    amendments pharmacy license DHA and DED staff valid DHA licenses (including trainees) Staff list Continuous Professional Development (CPD)

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICESSection Two: Record Management

  • Contact dataContact data

    Contact Numbers

    Pharmaceutical Vigilance Committee in MOH (MOH website www.moh.gov.ae)

    Poison Information Centres in the UAE http://www.haad.ae/haaddeps/pdic/tabid/194/default.aspx

    Directory of all health facilities contact details

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICESSection Two: Record Management

  • Registers Records and Reports

    Daily Temperature Record (12 months) Records of controlled drug registers

    CDA CDB numbered and stamped by MOH

    Invoices

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section Two: Record Management

  • Registers Records and ReportsRegisters Records and Reports

    Commercial transactions

    Controlled Drugs prescriptions (5 years) (CDA and CDB)

    Reports of Controlled Drugs (CDA and CDB)

    Prescriptions of medication preparation

    Violations and fines - pharmacy & staff

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section Two: Record Management

  • Scientific References

    British National Formulary (BNF) British Pharmacopoeia (BP) United States Pharmacopeia (USP) European Pharmacopoeia (Ph. Eur.) Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference Goodman and Gilman: The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics A book for clinical pharmacy or clinical pharmacology

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section Two: Record Management

  • Legal and Ethical frameworkLegal and Ethical framework

    Abide with UAE Pharmacy federal laws, related legislations and circulars

    Comply with Pharmacists Professional Code of Conduct by MOH

    Pharmacy staff is not allowed to offend or criticize any healthcare professional

    Continuing professional development Up to date knowledge and skills

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section three : Good Pharmacy Practices

  • Personnel

    Valid DHA license; Training permission Availability during duty hours Scope of Practice Technicians & Trainees under supervision Professional Staff Uniform and ID card Confidentiality First Aid Activities not allowed Annual leave not exceeding 60 days Substitute Pharmacist Pre-approved by HRD

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section three : Good Pharmacy Practices

  • Waste ManagementWaste Management

    Disposal of wastes in accordance with UAE laws and regulation

    Disposal via approved companies must be recorded

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICES Section three : Good Pharmacy Practices

  • Medication Management ClassificationofMedicationsinUAE

    Federal law 14 (1995) Schedules

    MOH assigned Mode of Dispensing Abbreviation

    Older UAE descriptions

    1-6 (Narcotics) Controlled Drug - Narcotic Narcotic Narcotics

    7-6 (Psychotropics) Controlled Drug - Class A CDA Registered Prescription (RP)

    Not scheduled accordingto Federal Law 14 (1995)

    Controlled Drug - Class B CDB Semi-Controlled, prescription (CP)

    Prescription Only Medicine POM

    Prescription Drug (P)

    Over the Counter OTC -

    General Sale List GSL -

  • .Healthcare ProfessionalsRegistration & Licensing

    Ms. Khawla Al MansooriHealth Regulation Department

    Dubai Health Authority

  • Licensing Titles

    2

    Title Qualifications Experience

    Clinical Pharmacist (New)

    Route 1:BSc or Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm. D) degree from an accredited college of pharmacyORPost baccalaureate Pharm. D degree or MSc Clinical PharmacyANDCurrent National License

    Minimum of one year experience as a clinical pharmacist with clinical responsibilities providing Pharmaceutical care

    Pharmacist

    Bachelor degree in Pharmacy from an accredited college of pharmacy recognized in home country ANDActive License/Registration to practice pharmacy

    Minimum of two years experience as Pharmacist.

    Pharmacy Technician

    Graduate of an accredited diploma in Pharmacy program (minimum of two 2 years course duration) recognized in home country.

    Minimum of two years experience as Pharmacy Technician.

  • Renewal of Professional License

    3

    Continuous Professional Development (CPD)

    CPD requirements Category

    30 hoursDoctors and Dentists

    15 hoursNursing

    15 hoursPharmacists

    10 hoursAllied Health

  • General Rules for Inspection

    Alia Hani Sharif, BS.c in Pharmacy

  • Objectives To promote awareness on the general rules of

    Quality Assurance Section, Facility Monitoring Unit Inspections

    Specifically, emphasize the scope of inspectionaccentuate the purpose of inspectionhighlight expectations from Licensure Surveyors

  • Definition

    Inspectionis the onsite survey of health facility including all

    aspects of the facility (physical structure, Medical, Engineering, nursing etc)

    Initial Inspectionis an inspection conducted in order to review and

    compare the architectural floor-plan submitted and Health facility Guidelines of a new applicant

  • Definition Final Inspection

    is an on-site inspection by surveyors and/or relevant others to determine compliance with the DHA regulatory standards of a new applicant for licensure

    Random Inspection is an unannounced onsite visit to an established and

    licensed health facility in order to identify compliance to DHA standards

  • Definition

    Inspection CommitteeA group of qualified professional working

    together to review and evaluate the services of the facility and compliance to DHA Standards

  • Scope All Health Care Facilities Located in

    DubaiHospitalsDay care surgery centersSpecialty clinics PolyclinicsGeneral clinics Physiotherapy centersDiagnostic centers Optical shopsPharmacies

  • General Rules

    Purpose of InspectionInspection makes an important contribution to

    the improvement of delivering health services provides assurance to the public on the safety of

    services in the Emirate of Dubai

  • General Rules

    DHA Authorized SurveyorsQAS-FMU Licensure Surveyors are given the

    right to conduct various inspections

    through Delegation of Authority by the Director General of Dubai Health Authority and the Ministry of Justice

    Legal Seizer Bailiffs

  • General Rules

    The Inspection TeamMinimum of two licensure surveyorsCommittee consisting of multi-sector

    specialist

    Frequency of Inspection minimum of two inspections per yearsurveyors shall decide upon the time interval

    between visits

  • General Rules

    Planned InspectionsInitial Final

    Unannounced InspectionRandom Inspection

  • General Rules Expectations

    Surveyors approach shall be one of Transparency High degree of professionalism

    Surveyors shall make objective judgmentsSurveyors shall provide constructive

    recommendations after inspection process

  • General Rules

    Licensure surveyors authoritiesUse of digital cameras when deemed

    necessaryRequest the reproduction of any relevant

    document

    Field Inspection Report Form

  • Thank you.

  • .Executive Council Resolution No. (32) Regulating

    Practice of Medical Professions in Dubai

    Dr Layla Al-Marzouqi Health Regulation Department

    Dubai Health Authority

  • 28 articles--Summary

    Practising healthcare profession Medical Practice Committee & its function Process of Application for License Penalties for Ethical & Technical Violations

    &Administrative Violations Law Enforcement Officers Penalties Appeal Reinstatement of License to Practise a Profession Accrual of Fees and Fines

  • Medical Practice Committee

    Develop / review Rules & Conditions for licensing Professionals /

    Healthcare Facilities standards for equivalence of academic &

    professional medical qualifications Consider license applications of Professionals/

    Healthcare Facilities

  • Medical Practice Committee

    Set exemption standards from initial assessment required for granting licenses

    Impose appropriate penalties on violating Professionals / Healthcare Facilities

    Perform any other duties assigned by Director General

  • Fees for Healthcare Facilities Licenses Fees for License of Professionals Penalties for Administrative Violations

    Suspended/revoked HCP may not work, even in

    administrative positions, in HCF without prior approval from HRD.

  • Fines

    Practicing without license Opening facility without getting final approval Being uncooperative with Law Enforcement

    Officers Not submitting required date to DHA within time

    limit Not issuing sick leave electronically Not issuing medical report to patient For technical and ethical violation

    6

  • Administrative Measures for Violating Legislation

    close section or whole HCF for a period not > 6 M at a time

    suspend the HCP for 12 M revoke License of HCP/HCF Investigation :

    temporary partial or complete closure/ suspension of HCF/HCP for a period not >3 M

    Extension of the closure for the same period. Violation constitutes a criminal refereed to judicial

    body

  • Ethical & Technical violations

    Running unnecessary medical tests for patients to make financial profits

    Treatment of a patient without prior consent, except in emergency

    Determining treatment by a Professional without conducting clinical examination of the patient.

    Infection control measures Use of unauthorised or illegal means to treat

    patients

    8

  • Penalties for Ethical & Technical Violations

    Warning Fine 2,000- 10,000 dirhams HCP Fine 5,000- 25,000dirhams - HCF

  • Grievance written grievance to be submitted within 30 days Will be referred to grievance committee decision shall be final

    10

  • Reinstatement of License to Practise a Profession

    HCF/HCP can apply for reinstatement of License after 2 years

    Committee shall decide on the application according

  • Law Enforcement Officers

    Function prove acts committed in violation of this

    resolution have access to inspect HCF audit Professionals issue violation reports seek assistance from government entities

    concerned, including police officers

  • Thank you

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