Regulatory Framework of the Indonesian Pharmacy System
The regulatory framework governing the pharmacy system in Indonesia is designed to ensure the safe, effective, and ethical practice of pharmacy. This framework encompasses the laws, regulations, and guidelines set by the government, primarily through the Ministry of Health (Kementerian Kesehatan), along with the roles of professional organizations such as the Indonesian Pharmacists Association (Persatuan Ahli Farmasi Indonesia, PAFI). This article explores the regulatory landscape of the Indonesian pharmacy system, including its components, challenges, and future directions. Visit pafikotasungailiat.org.
Overview of the Regulatory Bodies
Ministry of Health (Kementerian Kesehatan)
The Ministry of Health is the primary regulatory authority overseeing the pharmacy profession in Indonesia. It is responsible for setting standards for pharmacy education, practice, and the pharmaceutical industry. Key functions include:
- Licensing and Certification: The Ministry of Health issues licenses to pharmacists and pharmacies, ensuring they meet the required qualifications and adhere to established standards.
- Regulation and
