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O presente trabalho divide-se em duas seções no âmbito do Estágio Curricular do Mestrado Integrado em Ciências Farmacêuticas: Investigação e Farmácia Comunitária.
A Seção I diz respeito ao trabalho de investigação desenvolvido relativamente à hipotética implementação da tecnologia de identificação por rádio frequência (Radio Frequency Identification - RFID) em banda ultra alta (Ultra High Frequency - UHF) nas embalagens de medicamentos. Importou clarificar o funcionamento desta tecnologia, estudar algumas das aplicações presentes no mercado e perceber as implicações da sua aplicação no setor da Farmácia Comunitária. Foi também realizado um estudo comparativo entre a forma geral como se procede atualmente à gestão de inventário nas farmácias e as melhorias que seriam postas em prática, se as embalagens de medicamentos fossem munidas de dispositivos que as permitam ter uma identidade única que as distingue de forma individual. Face às recentes alterações legais relativamente aos dispositivos de segurança que impeçam a introdução de medicamentos falsificados na cadeia de abastecimento legal (Regulamento Delegado 2016/161 da Comissão de 2 de outubro de 2015), foi elucidado como esta tecnologia permite ser aplicada para o mesmo fim. No entanto, a sua versatilidade permite que seja aproveitada para outros fins, estendendo a sua aplicabilidade e consequente melhoria da gestão das farmácias, sem pondo em causa a autenticação dos medicamentos exigida legalmente.
A Seção II refere-se ao estágio em farmácia comunitária realizado na Farmácia Ançã Castro e na Farmácia Moura Glicínias entre os dias 10 de setembro de 2018 e 18 de janeiro de 2019. Nesta seção encontram-se descritas as competências e os conhecimentos adquiridos ao longo do estágio que fomentaram a minha formação académica.
The following work is divided in two sections within the scope of the Curricular Internship of the Integrated Master in Pharmaceutical Sciences: Investigation and Community Pharmacy. Section I concerns the research work undertake on the hypothetical implementation of Ultra High Frequency (UHF) Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology in drug packaging. It was important to clarify the way this technology works, to study some of the applications present in the market and to understand the implication of its application in the Community Pharmacy sector. A comparative study was also carried out between the way pharmacy inventory is currently carried out and the improvements that would be implemented if drug packages were equipped with devices that allowed them to have a unique identity that distinguished them. Considering the recent legal changes to safety devices preventing the introduction of counterfeit medicines into legal supply chain (Commission Delegated regulation (EU) 2016/161 of 2 October 2015), it was clarified how this technology allows to be applied for the same purpose. However, its versatility allows it to be used for other purposes, extending its applicability and consequently improving the management of pharmacies, without calling into question the legally required authentication of medicines. Section II refers to the internship in community pharmacy ate Ançã Castro Pharmacy and at the Moura Glicínias Pharmacy between September 10, 2018 and January 18, 2019. This section describes the skills and knowledge acquired over the course of this internship that fomented my academic training.
The following work is divided in two sections within the scope of the Curricular Internship of the Integrated Master in Pharmaceutical Sciences: Investigation and Community Pharmacy. Section I concerns the research work undertake on the hypothetical implementation of Ultra High Frequency (UHF) Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology in drug packaging. It was important to clarify the way this technology works, to study some of the applications present in the market and to understand the implication of its application in the Community Pharmacy sector. A comparative study was also carried out between the way pharmacy inventory is currently carried out and the improvements that would be implemented if drug packages were equipped with devices that allowed them to have a unique identity that distinguished them. Considering the recent legal changes to safety devices preventing the introduction of counterfeit medicines into legal supply chain (Commission Delegated regulation (EU) 2016/161 of 2 October 2015), it was clarified how this technology allows to be applied for the same purpose. However, its versatility allows it to be used for other purposes, extending its applicability and consequently improving the management of pharmacies, without calling into question the legally required authentication of medicines. Section II refers to the internship in community pharmacy ate Ançã Castro Pharmacy and at the Moura Glicínias Pharmacy between September 10, 2018 and January 18, 2019. This section describes the skills and knowledge acquired over the course of this internship that fomented my academic training.
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Embalagens de Medicamento Farmácia Comunitária Gestão de Inventário Identidade Única Rfid Uhf