The Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) wants Pharmacists to take over superintendence of premises from Level 3 (Health Centres) up to Level 6, leaving Pharm Techns to superintend only at Level 2 (Dispensary) level. That is why PharmTechs are contesting this
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Name : Isaiah Ndumba Murangiri.
Place of residence : He stays at Kasarani police station block B.
Job status: Team Alpha Siera 6,a group of rogue officers .
His KRA Pin : A00480734W
His number : 0728833330
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@saina_matutu@gpdkaluma @oliveradeka @Superdeviant A narrow approach lacks vision. Your perspective, which separates the pharmaceutical industry from patient safety, is shallow thinking regarding attaining global standards.
@saina_matutu@gpdkaluma @oliveradeka @Superdeviant The challenge with Mr. Matatu is getting used to limited forms of education and services, hindering progress. A pharmtec can only do to a certain level limited by intellectual competence; giving them more is raising havoc on patient safety.
@saina_matutu@gpdkaluma @oliveradeka @Superdeviant I feel like you are the one in a box. What's the point of focusing on the pharma industry if we overlook patient care and safety? Patient care is the baseline. It dictates the norms of Mr Matutu.
@gpdkaluma @oliveradeka @Superdeviant Spare us the ignorance. Kenya has over 30 pharmaceutical manufacturers run by pharmacists who carefully oversee the process. Entrusting pharmaceutical safety to paraprofessionals could significantly impact Kenya's health standards."