The Inpatient Pharmacy provides comprehensive pharmaceutical services to hospitalized patients across all medical and surgical departments, including intensive and critical care units. It ensures the safe, timely, and accurate preparation and dispensing of medications, supports daily treatment plans, surgical procedures, and discharge prescriptions, and collaborates closely with clinical teams to promote medication safety, continuity of care, and high standards of inpatient pharmaceutical management.

The External Pharmacy serves outpatients and emergency department visitors by providing prescribed medications across all medical specialties. It operates extended hours to ensure continuous access to treatments, supports high prescription volumes efficiently, and prioritizes patient safety and service quality. The pharmacy also contributes to reducing waiting times through organized dispensing systems and supports initiatives such as medication home delivery for chronic patients.

The Clinical Pharmacy supports inpatient care through direct involvement in patient treatment plans, focusing on medication optimization, safety, and therapeutic effectiveness. Clinical pharmacists work closely with physicians and healthcare teams to review prescriptions, adjust dosages, monitor drug interactions, and ensure adherence to approved treatment protocols, particularly for antibiotics and high-risk medications. Their role contributes to improved clinical outcomes, patient safety, and evidence-based pharmaceutical care.

The Emergency Pharmacy provides continuous pharmaceutical support to the Emergency Department, operating 24 hours a day to meet urgent patient needs. It ensures the immediate availability and dispensing of essential medications for emergency and critical cases, supports rapid treatment decisions, and maintains strict medication control and safety standards. The pharmacy plays a vital role in sustaining uninterrupted emergency care and supporting clinical teams during high-pressure situations.