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SPPG – Scandinavian Paediatric Pharmacist Group NPPG-report Year 2010 Organising Committee Members Ingrid Groenlie (Hospital Pharmacy, Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, Norway) Åsa Andersson (Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden) Per Nydert (Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden) Marthe Bjørken Skjørholm (Region Hovedstadens Apotek, Copenhagen, Denmark) Maria Glans (Hospital Pharmacy, Helsingborg Hospital, Sweden) Margret Einen (Hospital Pharmacy, Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, Norway) Annual meeting SPPG held its 9th conference and annual meeting at Bispebjerg Hospital, Copenhagen, Denmark, January 21th and 22th. 20 pharmacists participatedin working groups and listened to the invited speakers. TTopics included: Patient safety and medication error reporting in paediatrics in the Nordic countries, presentation of a manufacturer’s labelling system to improve patient safety and Robertino, a robot for cytotoxic CIVAS, an overview of Cystic Fibrosis (CF) by Kim G Nielsen, a mothers story on daily life with CF, naloxone with opioid treatment, Tyndal method for compatibility assessment in intravenous admixtures (International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding; Jan/Feb 2010; 14, 1), the Norwegian multidisiplinary medicines for children network, report from Paeditric committee (PDCO) and a report from NPPG annual meeting 2009. Meetings Three meetings have been heldthis year, mainly discussing the SPPG annual meeting and the economy. Projects - The tenth SPPG meeting will be held March 24th and 25th in Oslo, Norway. Oncology will be the main topic. aiming to invite a key lecturer from the POP group. - Swedish SPPG members contribute regularly to the journal of the Swedish national organisation of Paediatric Nurses. - SPPG members have taken active part in multidisciplinary team all over Sweden. Working with patient safety in paediatrics. Åsa Anderson and Per Nydert and their multidisciplinary team at Astrid Lindgren Children’s Hospital recently received a national price for their work on linking information on children’s medicines to the electronic prescribing system. - The Norwegian multidisiplinary medicines for children network is now well esatblished with 20 local multidisciplinary committees around the country. The local committees have been encouraged to invite representatives from primary care to participate in their work. Communication is on a virtual platform. The network arranges a conference and an open meeting each year, the latter on clinical research. The network has formalized the collaboration with governmental and ideal organizations. Tasks for the network are patient safety, competence and knowledge dissemination, scientific knowledge and research summary. The network has started the prosess of organising a national research network with the aim of qualifieing Norway for the EnPREMA network - SPPG member Siri Wang is the Norwegian representative to the Paediatric Committee (PDCO). Economy/Members This year the membership fee is set to 150 SEK/NOK/DK, this is advised to be accompanied by a membership in NPPG. 20 pharmacists from Sweden and Norway are members of the group, 12 are members of NPPG. Written for NPPG by Ingrid Grønlie, chair SPPG, Bergen 3.11.2010.
