Every healthcare professional has a defined scope of practice for a reason. Respecting those boundaries strengthens accountability, protects patients, and upholds the standards of pharmaceutical care. #GPP2026 is about safe and quality practice—not blurring professional roles.
I love to see we are bold enough to bring order to the healthcare sector! Good Pharmacy Practice is definately a good place to begin, higher qualification means higher responsibility!
Professional differentiation is not about exclusion. It is about ensuring services are provided by professionals with the appropriate training, qualifications and competencies.
@PSK@PPB#GPP2026#Pharmacypractice#patientsafety
The Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya (PSK) has backed the 2026 edition of the Good Pharmacy Practice (GPP) Guidelines by @ppbkenya, saying the new framework will help improve patient safety and strengthen accountability in the provision of pharmaceutical services.
Via Hivi Sasa News
https://t.co/xu74J2X4MF
Patient safety depends on having the right professional, with the right qualifications and competencies, providing the right service. Differentiation is not discrimination—it is responsible healthcare practice.
#GPP2026#Pharmacypractice#patientsafety
I love what KDA are doing with advocacy and reminding COHOs that they are not dentists. In the pharmaceutical sector, we must as well remind pharmtechs that they are not pharmacists. Ballooning numbers doesn't imply transfer of responsibilities. GPP guidelines 2026 endorsed✅️
There is a lot of misinformation being spread about the Good Pharmacy Practice guidelines developed by @ppbkenya
The truth is that these guidelines recognize ALL practitioners (pharmaceutical technicians, Pharmacists, Pharmacy specialists).
#GPP2026#PatientSafety
The Good Pharmacy Practice Guidelines (2026) strengthen the delivery of safe, quality and professional pharmaceutical services, advancing every Kenyan’s constitutional right to the highest attainable standard of health.
Pharmacists back new rules seeking to improve access to safe health products and technologies.
Good Pharmacy Practice Guidelines (2026) is a positive step towards guaranteeing Kenyans the highest attainable standards of health as enshrined in CoK 2010.
https://t.co/jKRAVt7soM
Kenya has to be the only jurisdiction where healthcare professional practice is not aligned with global standards. Paraprofessionals have masqueraded for long as professionals to the point they believe they actually are qualified to practice outside their scope. E.g., pharmtechs.