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SINGAPORE
PHARMACY
COUNCIL
Annual Report 2017
Singapore Pharmacy Council Annual Report 2017
CONTENTS
2 President’s Foreword
5 Functions of the Singapore Pharmacy Council
6 Our Quality Statement, Vision, Mission & Core Values
7 The Pharmacist’s Pledge
8 Members of the Singapore Pharmacy Council
11 Singapore Pharmacy Council’s Activities In 2017
19 The Register Of Pharmacists For The Year 2017
30 The Register Of Specialists For The Year 2017
ANNEXES
Annex 1: Code of Ethics 2015
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36 Annex 2: Requisites For Pre-Registration Pharmacist Training Centres
37 Annex 3: Approved Institutions For Pre-Registration Pharmacist Training
38 Annex 4: Schedule of Fees
39 Annex 5: Audited Accounts of the Singapore Pharmacy Council
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Singapore Pharmacy Council Annual Report 2017
PRESIDENT’S FOREWORD
I am pleased to present the Annual
Report of the Singapore Pharmacy
Council (SPC) for 2017. SPC will
continue to work hard to ensure
continued progress for the profession
through improving the capacity and
capability of pharmacists to advocate
safe and effective medication use for
all Singaporeans.
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Singapore Pharmacy Council Annual Report 2017
Register of Pharmacists and Register of Specialists
As at 31 December 2017, there were 3047 pharmacists on the register, where
2242 were local-trained graduates and 805 were foreign-trained graduates. The
number of pharmacists increase by 172 (6%) from 2016. In 2017, there were 31
specialist pharmacists (see Figure 8 for breakdown of specialist pharmacists) on
the Register of Specialists.
Pharmacist’s Pledge Affirmation Ceremony 2017
SPC was honoured to have Mr Gan Kim Yong, Minister for Health, as the Guest of
Honour for the Pharmacist’s Pledge Affirmation Ceremony, held on 22 Aug 2017.
A total of 201 newly registered pharmacists (138 NUS graduates and 63 foreign
trained pharmacists) who had completed their pre-registration training by August
2017 affirmed the pledge that day.
Mr Gan addressed the audience and spoke about advancing the role of pharmacy
in tandem with service and care transformation as more experienced pharmacists
took up roles which were more advanced than the current basic scope of practice.
Staying relevant with training and continuous progress
The role of a pharmacist had evolved over the years and accordingly, the training
of our pharmacists was enhanced to ensure relevance to the changing healthcare
landscape.
The Pharmacy Programme Review Committee commissioned by the Singapore
Pharmacy Council has published the Standards for Undergraduate Pharmacy
Education and Training in Singapore. This is a key milestone in improving
standards for undergraduate pharmacy education and training in Singapore, so
that we will continue to produce high calibre pharmacists.
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