Stakeholder Engagement
- Department of Health: The PSPNG collaborates closely with the Department of Health to develop and implement policies and regulations related to pharmacy practice, drug access, and quality assurance.
- National Medicines and Therapeutic Committee (NMTC): The PSPNG participates in the NMTC, which is responsible for evaluating and approving new medicines for use in Papua New Guinea.
- Medical Society of Papua New Guinea (MSPNG): The PSPNG works with the MSPNG to promote interprofessional collaboration and address shared healthcare concerns.
- Pharmacy Schools and Universities: The PSPNG collaborates with pharmacy schools and universities to ensure the quality of pharmacy education and training programs.
- Pharmaceutical Industry: The PSPNG engages with pharmaceutical companies to promote ethical practices, ensure the availability of essential medicines, and facilitate access to new therapies.
- Community Organizations: The PSPNG partners with community organizations to raise awareness about medication safety, rational drug use, and other public health issues.
- World Health Organization (WHO): The PSPNG collaborates with the WHO to strengthen pharmaceutical systems, promote rational drug use, and address global health challenges.
- Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA): The PSPNG has a strong relationship with the PSA, which provides technical assistance, capacity building, and professional development opportunities.
