Monday, September 1, 2025

14:30 - 16:00

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Chairs Ms Froukje Harkes-Idzinga, Health and Medicine Information section Representative for Europe, FIP, Netherlands & Ms Sarah Sinclair, Social and Administrative Pharmacy Section member, FIP, Australia Topics to be presented: - Health and medicines information - Social and administrative pharmacy Presentations: RFMO-0201 - The use of AI-supported translation to develop comprehensible patient information about medication in other languages Mrs Roelien Janssen, Health Base RFMO-0202 - Automatic substitution of insulins begins in Finland: Do people with diabetes know what biological medicines and automatic substitution of long-acting insulins mean? Mrs Marianne Kouhia, University Of Eastern Finland RFMO-0203 - Did COVID-19 trigger a surge in hypertension and high cholesterol? A nationwide study on Scotland’s post-pandemic prescribing trends and healthcare system recovery Prof Amanj Kurdi RFMO-0204 - Revealing reality: Knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding performance-enhancing drugs among gym-goers in Lebanon Dr Nisreen Mourad, Lebanese International University RFMO-0205 - Prenatal exposure to maternal asthma and asthma medication and neurodevelopmental outcomes: A population cohort study Ms Lama Shakhshir, School Of Health and Wellbeing, University Of Glasgow RFMO-0206 - The silent struggle: Identifying barriers to mental health help-seeking among Lebanese University students Dr Samar Younes, Lebanese International University RFMO-0207 - Strengthening equity in essential medicines selection: The case for inclusive citizen engagement Prof Lourdes Cantarero Arevalo, Department Of Pharmacy, University Of Copenhagen RFMO-0208 - Tracking stress, job satisfaction and compassion fatigue in early career Australian community pharmacists: A longitudinal study Ms Maria Cooper, University Of South Australia RFMO-0209 - Quality use of antipsychotics in people with dementia: a national data linkage study Mr Trong Hieu Le, The University Of Sydney RFMO-0210 - Hospitals in the home: Medications and so much more Prof Lotte Stig Noergaard, Department of Pharmacy RFMO-0211 - Improving community pharmacists’ ability and confidence to respond to suicidal patients: Results from a randomised trial Prof Delesha Carpenter, University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill RFMO-0212 - Evaluation of drug distribution system in Nigeria: A case study of south-western Nigeria Dr Yejide Oseni, Lead City University RFMO-0213 - Acceptance of Nigerian-made COVID-19 Vaccines: A socio-demographic analysis Dr Taiwo Aremu, University Of Minnesota Twin Cities

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