Commonwealthpharmacy.org Website Review

empowering pharmacists to improve health and wellbeing throughout the commonwealth. the commonwealth encompas*es some of the world’s poorest nations. the cpa advances health, promotes wellbeing and improves education for the benefit of the people of the commonwealth. we support the development of safe and effective systems of medicines management, healthier lifestyles, and the reduction of health inequalities. we achieve this through building strong collaborative networks, partnering with member organizations to improve the quality of pharmacy practice and creating platforms for the dissemination of knowledge about pharmaceutical sciences and professional practice.. subscribe to the cpa's mailing list for regular news updates. the pharmaid scheme is our charitable initiative where older versions of the british national formularies (bnfs) are redistributed to low and middle income countries each year. without this scheme, some of the poorest nations in the world would not have access to reliable medicines information and would be unable to use medicines in a safe and effective way. pharmaid gives healthcare workers vital access to the commonwealth pharmacists as*ociation collaborated with the pharmaceutical society of australia to host the cpa conference in july. 68th indian pharmaceutical congress, 16th-18th december 2016. the cpa hosted a seminar at the ipa annual conference, 16th-18th december 2016.. the commonwealth medics as*ociation, 24th triennial conference - sri lanka, october 2016. the cpa hosted a symposium in partnership with the pharmaceutical society of sri lanka (pssl) and collaboration of australians and sri each year the cpa attends the commonwealth health minister meeting in geneva. this year the theme was health security and universal health. commonwealth pharmacists’ as*ociation conference held in nas*au, bahamas in august 2013. the 12th conference of the commonwealth pharmacists’ as*ociation (cpa) took place in nas*au, bahamas from 11th to 18th august 2013 and