FIP speaks on substitution


Pharmacists should be empowered to lead evidence-based pharmaceutical product selection, says their international body The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) has released a new Statement of Policy which says pharmacists should be able to provide services including generic substitution and therapeutic interchange. This would access to medicines, strengthen health system resilience and optimise patient outcomes, FIP

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