Ministry of the Interior and CGCOF Partner to Prevent Attacks
A new collaboration between the Ministry of the Interior and the General Council of Official Pharmacy Colleges (CGCOF) aims to bolster protection for vulnerable populations and healthcare professionals. The partnership, launched in March 2025, will focus on training pharmacists and launching public awareness campaigns to address this growing concern.
MásDermo2025: Transforming Dermopharmaceutical Services
The biennial ‘MásDermo2025’ event, a key meeting point for pharmacists, industry leaders, and institutions, highlighted the latest advancements in dermopharmacy. Discussions centered on enhancing pharmacy-based dermopharmaceutical services, emphasizing effectiveness, empathy, and rigorous standards.
CGCOF and FEP Strengthen Community Pharmacist Role
The CGCOF and the Spanish Federation of Pharmacy (FEP) formalized their collaboration in October 2025 with an agreement designed to elevate the role of community pharmacists. The partnership will prioritize joint scientific, educational, and training initiatives to improve patient care and strengthen community ties.
CGCOF Responds to Proposed Statutory Framework for Health Personnel
The General Council of Pharmaceutical Colleges issued a response in March 2025 to the preliminary draft of the Framework Statute of the Statutory Personnel of the National Health System (SNS). The CGCOF advocated for a revised personnel classification, specifically requesting the creation of a level A1+ designation for pharmacists, citing their extensive 300 ECTS training and significant contributions to the healthcare system.
CGCOF Applauds Royal Decree on Health Product Financing
The CGCOF celebrated the approval of a Royal Decree concerning the financing of health products in February 2026. This long-awaited standard is expected to strengthen the role of community pharmacies in dispensing medications, ensure uninterrupted treatment for patients, and improve access to innovative therapies.
“In-Person Care Remains Vital Despite Digital Advances”
Despite the increasing prominence of digital healthcare solutions, in-person consultations remain crucial for building patient trust and providing effective health education. This was a key takeaway from discussions at ‘A pie de calle,’ a forum focused on the evolving role of the pharmacist and the future of pharmacies as healthcare hubs.
