Compiled Report from Pharmacovigilance Orientation Workshops at Three Pilot Hospitals
December 2014 to January 2015
Prepared by: Dr. Mahmood Samim and Dr. Faiz Mohammad Delawer
Strengthening Pharmaceutical Systems Center for Pharmaceutical Management Management Sciences for Health 4301 N. Fairfax Drive, Suite 400 Arlington, VA 22203 USA Phone: 703.524.6575 Fax: 703.524.7898 E-mail: [email protected] Compiled Report from Pharmacovigilance Orientation Workshops at Three Pilot Hospitals
This report is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), under the terms of Associate Award Cooperative Agreement Number 306-A-00-11-00532-00 with Management Sciences for Health (MSH) under Leader Award Number GHN-A-00-07-00002-00. The contents are the responsibility of Management Sciences for Health and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.
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Samim, M. and F. Delawer. 2015. Compiled Report from Pharmacovigilance Orientation Workshops at Three Pilot Hospitals: December 2014 to January 2015. Submitted to the U.S Agency for International Development by the Strengthening Pharmaceutical Systems (SPS) Program. Arlington, VA: Management Sciences for Health.
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CONTENTS
Acronyms ...... iv Acknowledgements ...... v 1. Background ...... 1 Objectives ...... 1 Workshop Structure ...... 1 2. Facilitators...... 3 3. Strength Points ...... 4 4. Materials ...... 4 5. Problems ...... 4 6. Conclusion ...... 4 7. Recommendations ...... 4 Annex A: List of Participants (Istiqlal Hospital) ...... 5 Annex B: List of Participants (Infectious Disease Hospital) ...... 7 Annex C: List of Participants (Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital, Batch A) ...... 9 Annex D: List of Participants (Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital, Batch B) ...... 10 Annex E: Schedule: Pharmacovigilance Orientation Workshop (Istiqlal Hospital, December 3, 2014) ...... 11 Annex F: Schedule: Pharmacovigilance Orientation Workshop (Infectious Disease Hospital, December 17, 2014) ...... 12 Annex G: Schedule: Pharmacovigilance Orientation Workshop (Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital, January 12–13, 2015) ...... 13
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ACRONYMS
ADR Adverse drug reaction AGE Acute gastroenteritis ANPA Afghanistan National Pharmacists Association API Avicenna Pharmaceutical Institute GDCM General Directorate of Curative Medicine GDPA General Directorate of Pharmaceutical Affairs IDH Infectious Disease Hospital IH Istiqlal Hospital MoHE Ministry of Higher Education MoPH Ministry of Public Health MPH Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital MSC Medicine Safety Committee MSH Management Sciences for Health OPD Outpatient department SPS Strengthening Pharmaceutical Systems USAID US Agency for International Development
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The USAID-funded SPS project thanks the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH), General Directorate of Pharmaceutical Affairs (GDPA)/Avicenna Pharmaceutical Institute (API), and General Directorate of Curative Medicine (GDCM) for their support in implementing this medicine safety and pharmacovigilance program in three pilot hospitals.
The authors would like to thank representatives from GDCM, GDPA, and the Faculty of Pharmacy for providing close coordination and collaboration during the orientations. We also appreciate the active participation of the attendees and their interactions with facilitators.
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1. BACKGROUND
Afghanistan’s General Directorate of Pharmaceutical Affairs (GDPA) has been making good progress toward advocating and advertising medicine safety and pharmacovigilance at the national level. These activities are technically and financially supported by the Strengthening Pharmaceutical Systems (SPS) project, which is funded by the US Agency for International Development (USAID). The four-day pharmacovigilance training and one-day orientation workshop for staff from select Kabul hospitals, Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) staff, and pharmaceutical stakeholders were the basis for this advocacy and information sharing with health staff on the importance of medicine safety.
In response to the positive feedback from participants in the aforementioned gatherings, the GDPA started to expand the program to the health service delivery level by sharing this information with hospital staff, beginning with three pilot hospitals. The Medicine Safety Committee (MSC) assigned a subcommittee—which included representatives of the MSC, Avicenna Pharmaceutical Institute (API), General Directorate of Curative Medicine (GDCM), and SPS—to facilitate pharmacovigilance orientation workshops at these three hospitals.
The hospital-level orientation workshops began at Istiqlal Hospital (December 3, 2014), and continued at Infectious Disease Hospital (December 17, 2014) and then Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital (January 12–13, 2015). These three hospitals were previously selected as pilot sites for the feasibility of pharmacovigilance interventions. Technical staff from MoPH, GDPA, MSC, and SPS facilitated the pharmacovigilance orientation workshops for hospital clinical staff that included physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and midwives.
Objectives
The aim of conducting of these orientation workshops was to orient the clinical staff of Istiqlal Hospital, Infectious Disease Hospital, and Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital on medicine safety and pharmacovigilance through GDPA efforts to implement this program in these hospitals.
The main topic areas follow—
Overview of medicine safety in Afghanistan Introduction to pharmacovigilance Medicine safety action plan of all three hospitals Adverse drug reaction (ADR) reporting form
Workshop Structure
The orientation workshop at Istiqlal Hospital opened with a supportive speech from Hospital Director Dr. Ali Eshan. Dr. Eshan noted that pharmacovigilance is a new concept in Afghanistan and expressed thanks to the GDPA and its technical partner SPS for selecting Istiqlal Hospital as a pilot site for this intervention. He assured any kind of support for running this program in Istiqlal Hospital, and encouraged the health staff to report properly and in a timely manner.
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The orientation workshop in Infectious Disease Hospital opened with a supportive speech from Hospital Director Dr. Abdul Rahman Akbari. Dr. Akbari mentioned that the imported medicines in Afghanistan enter in various ways; they may be imported through legal pathways or illegally (smuggling), so it is very important to track the quality of such medicines. One of the ways that will assure patient safety is pharmacovigilance. Noting that pharmacovigilance is a new concept in Afghanistan, Dr. Akbari recommended that all staff carefully listen to the presentations and ask facilitators for clarification when necessary. He also thanked GDPA and SPS for selecting Infectious Disease Hospital as a pilot site for this intervention. He assured any kind of support for running of this program in Infectious Disease Hospital, and encouraged the health staff to report properly and in a timely manner.
Due to the high number of clinical staff and their interest in participating in this workshop, the orientation for Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital was conducted in two batches. This allowed staff (divided into two groups) to participate and also to carry out their routine tasks.
Laghman Public Health Director Dr. Abdul Latif Qayumi opened the Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital orientations with a supportive speech. Dr. Qayumi noted that imported medicines in Afghanistan are often of poor quality, and the one department of quality control at the MoPH level cannot check all the imported medicines. For this reason, he continued, health providers must be vigilant and monitor medical patient treatments. He recommended that all hospital staff carefully listen to the presentations and ask for clarifications from the facilitators when needed, because pharmacovigilance is a new concept in Afghanistan. Dr. Qayumi expressed thanks to GDPA and SPS for selecting Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital as a pilot site for this intervention. He assured any kind of support for running this program in Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital and encouraged the health staff to report properly and in a timely manner.
The orientations continued in all three selected hospitals with technical presentations from facilitators, and question-and-answer sessions.
A grand total of 257 health professionals (190 males and 67 females) participated in workshops at the three hospitals (figure 1): 87 health staff (58 male and 29 female) from Istiqlal Hospital, 89 health staff (72 male and 17 female) from Infectious Disease Hospital, and 81 health staff (60 male and 21 female) from Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital. Participants represented a wide range of hospital functions and units: male and female outpatient department (OPD)/emergency, internal medicine, surgery, plastic surgery and burn, obstetrics and gynecology, newborn and nutrition, anesthesia, pediatrics, male and female infectious wards, acute gastroenteritis (AGE) ward, and pharmacy and nursing departments.
At the end of each orientation, each respective hospital medical director closed the workshop; at Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital, the Laghman public health deputy spoke as well. Each speaker offered a directive to participants and acknowledged GDPA for implementing this new concept with proper guarantees for more support in this regard.
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Figure 1: Percent of male and female workshop participants, by hospital*
100 90 80 IH Total 70 IH M 60 IH F 50 IDH Total 40 IDH M 30 IDH F 20 MPH Total 10 MPH M 0 MPH F Total M F Total M F Total M F IH IDH MPH * Participating institutions were Istiqlal Hospital (IH), Infectious Disease Hospital (IDH), and Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital (MPH).
2. FACILITATORS
The following experts facilitated the pharmacovigilance orientation workshop sessions—
Dr. Abdul Khalil Khakzad, GDPA/API Prof. Mohammad Shafiq Mashal, Faculty of Pharmacy and Ministry of Higher Education (MoHE) Dr. Faiz Mohammad Delawer, SPS Afghanistan Associate Award Dr. Ahmad Jawid Ehsan, SPS Afghanistan Associate Award Dr. Mahmood Samim, SPS Afghanistan Associate Award Dr. Mohammad Azim Samim, MSC, MoPH Dr. Abdul Zahed Yusufzai, GDPA, MoPH Dr. Sayed Hamid Akbari, Nursing Head, Istiqlal Hospital Ph. Mohammad Saber Hotak, Pharmacy Department Head, Infectious Disease Hospital Dr. Mohammad Daim Quraish, Nursing Head, Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital
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3. STRENGTH POINTS
The orientation workshops went smoothly and were well received by participants; some key strengths of the process include—
Close coordination among facilitators from GDPA, Faculty of Pharmacy, and SPS On-time logistical and financial management by SPS administrative team Facilitators used different methods for interactions among participants Active participation of attendees with clear guidance from facilitators
4. MATERIALS
The following materials were employed during the pharmacovigilance orientation workshops—
Multimedia (e.g., PowerPoint) Flip charts Markers White board
5. PROBLEMS
No problems reported.
6. CONCLUSION
Pharmacovigilance orientation workshops were successfully conducted in all three selected hospitals. Participants shared their experiences and knowledge of key issues and are better prepared to implement and support pharmacovigilance activities in their hospitals.
7. RECOMMENDATIONS
The GDPA thanked Istiqlal, Infectious Disease, and Mehtarlam Provincial hospitals for conducting this intervention in their facilities, and recommended that all staff work to report ADRs in a timely manner, distinguish ADRs from other medicine-related problems, and also offer their support during supervision from GDPA and SPS staff.
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ANNEX A: LIST OF PARTICIPANTS (ISTIQLAL HOSPITAL)
N Name Gender Designation Organization 1 Dr. Ali Eshan M Director Istiqlal Hospital 2 Dr. Ahmad Jawid Yussufpur M Medical director Istiqlal Hospital 3 Dr. M.Ebrahim Hayel M Surgical ward chief Istiqlal Hospital 4 Dr. Hamayoon Mehrin M Endoscopy specialist Istiqlal Hospital 5 Dr. Rohullah Zaheer M Internal ward’s chief Istiqlal Hospital 6 Dr. Khalilullah Hamdard M Internal medicine Istiqlal Hospital Dr. Mohmmad Shafiq 7 M Internal medicine Istiqlal Hospital Kohistani 8 Dr. Abdul Jalil Rasooli M Internal medicine Istiqlal Hospital 9 Dr. Ziauddin Zia M Internal medicine Istiqlal Hospital 10 Dr. Khairuddin Banyee M Internal medicine Istiqlal Hospital 11 Dr. Mohammad Kazim M Internal medicine Istiqlal Hospital 12 Dr. Habib Rahman M Internal ward Istiqlal Hospital 13 Dr. Sediqullah Dawari M General surgery/MD Istiqlal Hospital 14 Dr. Shah Wali Sahab M General surgery Istiqlal Hospital 15 Dr. Wais Farda M General surgery Istiqlal Hospital 16 Dr. Sayed Hamidullah Sadat M General surgery Istiqlal Hospital 17 Dr. Najibullah Zalmai M General surgery Istiqlal Hospital 18 Dr. Hedayatullah Tamil M General surgery Istiqlal Hospital 19 Dr. Wakil Ahmad Koshan M General surgery Istiqlal Hospital 20 Dr. Salahuddin Ahadi M General surgery/MD Istiqlal Hospital 21 Dr. Naqibullah Farazi M Surgery/MD Istiqlal Hospital 22 Husain dad M Nurse/surgery Istiqlal Hospital 23 Wasi Khan M Surgery nurse Istiqlal Hospital 24 Dr. Mujeeb M Surgery/MD Istiqlal Hospital Mohammad Shahpoor 25 M Burn ward Istiqlal Hospital Bakhtyar 26 Saifurahman M Burn ward Istiqlal Hospital 27 Najibullah Safi M Anesthetist Istiqlal Hospital 28 Sayed Mahmood Qasemi M Anesthetist Istiqlal Hospital 29 Fraidoon Walizada M Nurse/physiotherapist Istiqlal Hospital Medical supply 30 Mohammad Osman M Istiqlal Hospital responsible 31 Abdul Wahab Nawabi M Laboratory Istiqlal Hospital Dr. Mohammad Hamid 32 M Pediatric Istiqlal Hospital Hotak Mohammad Kazim 33 M Nurse Istiqlal Hospital Bahadory 34 Abdul Wali Hadi M Representative GDCM/MoPH 35 Fauzia Maihanyar F Representative GDPA 36 Hashmattullah Sadat M ANPA consultant SPS Dr. Mohammad Shoaib 37 M Internal medicine Istiqlal Hospital Miakhel 38 Dr. Shafi Jamal M ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 39 Dr. Najib M Surgery specialist Istiqlal Hospital Internal medicine 40 Dr. Khalilullah Aria M Istiqlal Hospital specialist 41 Dr. Yousifullah M Surgery ward Istiqlal Hospital 42 Sayed Hamidullah M Surgery specialist Istiqlal Hospital 43 Aqa Mohammad M Echocardiography specialist Istiqlal Hospital 5
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N Name Gender Designation Organization Internal medicine 44 Khawaja Shirin M Istiqlal Hospital supervisor 45 Ghulam Dastageer M Internal medicine Istiqlal Hospital 46 Ahmad Shah Waziri M Burn ward Istiqlal Hospital 47 Abdul Bashir M Surgery ward Istiqlal Hospital 48 Tamim M Internal medicine ward Istiqlal Hospital 49 Mohammad Hosain Noori M Nurse Istiqlal Hospital 50 Najibullah Parwani M Nursing manager Istiqlal Hospital 51 Sayed Mosa Sadat M Nurse Istiqlal Hospital 52 Abdul Basir Mashal M Nurse Istiqlal Hospital 53 Hedayat M Nurse Istiqlal Hospital 54 Sayed Eshaq M Nurse Istiqlal Hospital 55 Bashir M Nurse Istiqlal Hospital 56 Sarajuddin M Pharmacist Istiqlal Hospital 57 Enayatullah Azizi M Pharmacist Istiqlal Hospital 58 Mohammad Farooq Hakimi M Pharmacist Istiqlal Hospital 59 Dr. Fazel Ahmad Wafa M Pharmacist Istiqlal Hospital 60 Marzia Barekzai F Pharmacist Istiqlal Hospital 61 Mahdiya Emadi Akbar F Midwife Istiqlal Hospital 62 Nadera F Midwife Istiqlal Hospital 63 Zarifa Rahimzai F Midwife Istiqlal Hospital 64 Fatima Husaini F Midwife Istiqlal Hospital 65 Arifa Amini F Midwife Istiqlal Hospital 66 Fariha Maihanyar F Midwife Istiqlal Hospital 67 Razia Hakimi F Midwife Istiqlal Hospital 68 Fatema Nawid F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 69 Sara Anwari F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 70 Jamila Aria F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 71 Roya Arif Hedayat F MD generalist Istiqlal Hospital 72 Mahbooba Wafa F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 73 Simin Shams F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 74 Seema Ansaari F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 75 Nazifa Tubeb Zada F MD generalist Istiqlal Hospital 76 Suraya Khogyani F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 77 Nilofar Abdali F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 78 Malalai Khaliqyar F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 79 Khadija Hassani F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 80 Maryam Sahhadat F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 81 Aziza F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 82 Tahmina F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 83 Sayeeda F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 84 Khatima F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 85 Jina F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 86 Shabana Anwari F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital 87 Parwana F ObGyn/MD Istiqlal Hospital
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ANNEX B: LIST OF PARTICIPANTS (INFECTIOUS DISEASE HOSPITAL)
Gende N Name Designation Organization r 1 Dr. Abdul Rahman Akbari M Director Infectious Disease Hospital 2 Dr. Haji Murad Mamozai M Medical director Infectious Disease Hospital 3 Dr. Abdul Khaliq Khaleeq M MD specialist Infectious Disease Hospital 4 Dr. Sakhi Ahmad Amiri M MD specialist Infectious Disease Hospital 5 Dr. Mohammad Aslam Nejrabi M MD specialist Infectious Disease Hospital 6 Dr. Abdul Raziq M MD specialist Infectious Disease Hospital 7 Dr. Mohammad Saleem M MD specialist Infectious Disease Hospital 8 Dr. Sayed Adil Neromand M MD specialist Infectious Disease Hospital 9 Dr. Mohammad Abid M MD specialist Infectious Disease Hospital 10 Dr. Mohammad Sadeq Naimi M MD specialist Infectious Disease Hospital 11 Dr. Mohammad Qasem M MD specialist Infectious Disease Hospital 12 Ahmad Jawid M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 13 Faridullah Omari M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 14 Afzal M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 15 Sayed Ajmal M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 16 Mohammad Hafiz Mohmand M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 17 Del Aqa M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 18 Rasool Jan M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 19 Mirwais Nasery M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 20 Ghulam Sakhi Koshan M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 21 Abdul Manan Shirzad M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 22 Abdul Hadi M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 23 Noor Akbar M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 24 Hafizullah M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 25 Mohammadullah M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 26 Abdul Qadeer M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 27 Abdul Saboor M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 28 Naseer Ahmad Javid M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 29 Zabiullah M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 30 Mohammad Maroof M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 31 Assadullah Hematyar M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 32 Nazar Mohammad Mehdi M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 33 Mamoor Sajjad M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 34 Sayed Hakim Hakimi M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 35 Shukrullah Shams M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 36 Asadullah Kamawal M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 37 Abdul Hakim Hamid M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 38 Aminuddin M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 39 Nisar Ahmad Irfan M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 40 Amanullah Waziri M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 41 Mohammad Amin Danish M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 42 Najeebullah Rahmatzai M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 43 Mohammad Azim M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 44 Abdul Shukoor M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 45 Mohammad Edrees M MD trainee Infectious Disease Hospital 46 Rahmatullah Waziri M Diagnostic manager Infectious Disease Hospital 47 Hasina Hamidy F Pharmacist Infectious Disease Hospital 48 Zarghona F Pharmacist Infectious Disease Hospital 49 Mirwais Hakimi M Pharmacist Infectious Disease Hospital 50 Shakiba Noori F Pharmacist Infectious Disease Hospital 51 Mohammad Wais M Pharmacist Infectious Disease Hospital 52 Sohrab Obaidi M Pharmacist Infectious Disease Hospital 53 Laisuddin Kamal zada M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital
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Gende N Name Designation Organization r 54 Farida Qaderi F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 55 Henayattullah Ahmadi M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 56 Aimal Haidary M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 57 Qudratullah Kareemi M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 58 Mohammad Sami Jamshidi M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 59 Torpekai Azimi F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 60 Faridullah Shirzad M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 61 Farid khan Hotak M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 62 Abdul Qadeer Naderi M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 63 Mohammad Yaseen Sharif M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 64 Mohammadullah Mukhlis M Head Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 65 Abdul Khaliq M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 66 Badruddoja Badderi M Head nurse Infectious Disease Hospital Mohammad Anif 67 M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital Abdulrahimkhel 68 Farida F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 69 Alia Khalili F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 70 Abdul Qadeer Malyar M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 71 Najeeb M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 72 Zabihullah Waziri M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 73 Abdul Wahab Sherzai M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 74 Miagul M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 75 Mohammad Kabir M Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 76 Shamillah Mauladad F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 77 Nafisa Shadab F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 78 Jamila Ahmady F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 79 Ziagul Haji Zada F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 80 Shabana Popalzai F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 81 Sonia Heravi F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 82 Gulcheen Ahmadi F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 83 Zarmeena Azizi F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 84 Zainab Faizi F Nurse Infectious Disease Hospital 85 Fauzia Maihanyar F Representative GDPA/API 86 Abdul Wali Hadi M Representative GDCM/MoPH 87 Abdul Qadir Mirzada M RMU officer SPS 88 Sayed Qasem Stoor M RMU officer SPS 89 Mohammad Salim Zarif M FC program SPS
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ANNEX C: LIST OF PARTICIPANTS (MEHTARLAM PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL, BATCH A)
Gende N Name Designation Organization r 1 Dr. Attaullah Niazi M Hospital director MPH 2 Dr. Mohammad Yousuf Fayez M Medical director MPH 3 Dr. Ziauddin Zia Halimi M Pediatric specialist MPH 4 Dr. Habibullah Amiri M Eye specialist MPH 5 Dr. Mohammad Zakir Sahak M Pediatric specialist MPH 6 Dr. Abdul Manan Sameem M Surgical specialist MPH Dr. Mohammad Asghar 7 M Orthopedic specialist MPH Jabarkhail 8 Dr. Waisuddin Yousufzai M MD/general surgery MPH 9 Dr. Idrees Amarzai M Pediatric doctor MPH 10 Dr. Wahidullah M Pediatric doctor MPH 11 Dr. Sahil Khan Nasrat M Internal medicine specialist MPH 12 Dr. Zalmai Naser M Internal medicine specialist MPH 13 Dr. Nangialai Farooqi M Dermatology specialist MPH 14 Mohammad Naeem Ibrahimi M Pharmacist MPH 15 Mohammad Asif Buzurgzada M Pharmacy officer PHO 16 Mohammad Sediq Anwari M Pharmacy officer MPH 17 Ahmad Wali Maliar M Pharmacist PHO 18 Karimullah M Lab technician MPH 19 Farhadullah M Lab technologist MPH 20 Mohammad Muneer M X-ray technician MPH 21 Emal Sherzai M Physiotherapy MPH 22 Dr. Mohammad Zafar M Dentist MPH 23 Zabihullah Ismail M Nurse MPH 24 Zabihullah M Nurse MPH 25 Mohammad Nadir M Nurse MPH 26 Hashmatullah M Nurse MPH 27 Barakatullah M Nurse MPH 28 Shamsullah M Nurse MPH 29 Hedayatullah Enayatzada M Anesthetist MPH 30 Wafiullah Halimi M Anesthetist MPH 31 Jan Agha Ulfat M Admin MPH 32 Dr. Mujeebrahman Mukhlis M RMU officer SPS 33 Malalai Safi F Vaccinator MPH 34 Roshan Goll F Midwife MPH 35 Anisa F Midwife MPH 36 Busmina F Midwife MPH 37 Uzra F Midwife MPH 38 Amina F Midwife MPH 39 Freshta Nabizada F Midwife MPH 40 Khalida Safi F Nurse MPH 41 Ziba F Nurse MPH 42 Basira F Nurse MPH 43 Suraya F Nurse MPH 44 Ghatul F Nurse MPH 45 Sayeeda Arifi F Nurse MPH
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ANNEX D: LIST OF PARTICIPANTS (MEHTARLAM PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL, BATCH B)
Gende N Name Designation Organization r 1 Dr. Mohammad Yousuf Fayez M Medical director MPH 2 Dr. Mohammad Shakir Safi M Internal medicine doctor MPH 3 Dr. Nazir Ahmad M Internal medicine doctor MPH 4 Dr. Mohammad Tariq M Internal medicine specialist MPH 5 Dr. Wasil Shah M Internal medicine specialist MPH 6 Dr. Mohammad Shakir M Pediatric doctor MPH 7 Dr.Said Masoom Sadat M Pediatric specialist MPH 8 Dr. Waheedul Rahman Rahimi M MD generalist MPH 9 Dr. Aziz Rahim Gulzai M MD/mental health MPH 10 Dr. Mohammad Dawood M Surgical specialist MPH 11 Dr. Ahmad Zahir Hadi M Dental technician MPH 12 Dr. Wahidullah Alkozay M Pharmacist technician MPH 13 Mohammad Shoaib Rahmani M Lab technician MPH 14 Allah Nawaz Abdul Rahimzai M Lab technician MPH 15 Obaidullah Mazhabi M Lab technician MPH 16 Karimullah M X-ray technician MPH 17 Noor Ahmad Sahil M Physiotherapist MPH 18 Sayed Mustafa M Nurse MPH 19 Shir Mohammad M Nurse MPH 20 Ghulam Rahman M Nurse MPH 21 Mohammad Shafiq M Nurse MPH 22 Gulalai Ahmady M Nurse MPH 23 Mohammad Rafiq M Nurse MPH 24 Abdul Hakim Sediqi M Nurse MPH 25 Samiullah Azizi M Nurse MPH 26 Jan Agha Ulfat M Admin MPH 27 Sediqullah Mahyar M Anesthetist specialist MPH 28 Dr. Mujeeburahman Mukhlis M RMU officer SPS 29 Shanaz F Vaccinator MPH 30 Brishna F Vaccinator MPH 31 Suraya Zalla F Midwife MPH 32 Shanaz Hotak F Midwife MPH 33 Roqia Alkozay F Nurse MPH 34 Frishta Hussaini F Nurse MPH 35 Lailoma F Nurse MPH 36 Norzia F Nurse MPH
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ANNEX E: SCHEDULE: PHARMACOVIGILANCE ORIENTATION WORKSHOP (ISTIQLAL HOSPITAL, DECEMBER 3, 2014)
Time Duration Topic Facilitator
9:00am - 9:15 am 15 min Registration All
9:15 am - 9:25 am 10 min Recitation of Holy Quran Qari Sahib
Dr. Abdul Khalil 9:25 am - 9:35 am 10 min Opening speech Khakzad/Dr. Ali Eshan
Dr. Abdul Khalil Overview of medicine safety in 9:35 am - 9:45 am 10 min Khakzad/Dr. Azim Afghanistan Samim
9:45 am - 10:15 Prof. Mohammad Shafiq 30 min Introduction to pharmacovigilance am Mashal
10:15 am -10:40 Presenting the medicine safety action 25 min Dr. Sayed Hamid Akbari am plan of Istiqlal Hospital and ADR form
10:40 am -10:50 10 min Tea/Coffee Break am
10:50 am -11:00 Dr. Ahmad Jawid 10 min Conclusion am Yosufpur
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ANNEX F: SCHEDULE: PHARMACOVIGILANCE ORIENTATION WORKSHOP (INFECTIOUS DISEASE HOSPITAL, DECEMBER 17, 2014)
Time Duration Topic Facilitator
9:00am - 9:15 am 15 min Registration All
9:15 am - 9:25 am 10 min Recitation of Holy Quran Qari Sahib
Dr. Abdul Khalil 9:25 am - 9:35 am 10 min Opening speech Khakzad/Dr. Abdul Rahman Akbari Dr. Abdul Khalil Overview of medicine safety in 9:35 am - 9:45 am 10 min Khakzad/Dr. Azim Afghanistan Samim
Prof. Mohammad Shafiq 9:45 am - 10:15 am 30 min Introduction to pharmacovigilance Mashal
Presenting the medicine safety action Ph. Mohammad Saber 10:15 am -10:40 am 25 min plan of infectious disease hospital and Hotak ADR form
10:40 am -10:50 am 10 min Tea/Coffee Break
10:50 am -11:00 am 10 min Conclusion Dr. Haji Murad Mamozai
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ANNEX G: SCHEDULE: PHARMACOVIGILANCE ORIENTATION WORKSHOP (MEHTARLAM PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL, JANUARY 12–13, 2015)
Time Duration Topic Facilitator
10:00am - 10:15 am 15 min Registration All
10:15 am - 10:25 am 10 min Recitation of Holy Quran Qari Sahib
10:25 am - 10:35 am 10 min Opening speech Dr. Abdul Latif Qayumi
Overview of medicine safety in Dr. Faiz Mohammad 10:35 am - 10:45 am 10 min Afghanistan Delawer
Dr. Mahmood Samim/Dr. 10:45 am - 11:15 am 30 min Introduction to pharmacovigilance Abdul Zahed Yusufzai
Presenting the medicine safety action Dr. Mohammad Daim 11:15 am -11:40 am 25 min plan of Mehtarlam Provincial Hospital Quraishi and ADR form
11:40 am -11:50 am 10 min Tea/Coffee Break
Dr. Mohammad Asif Buzurgzada/Dr. 11:50 am -12:00 am 10 min Conclusion Mohammad Yousuf Fayez
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