In collaboration with the medical staff of the GOC, the aim is to promote the rational use of drugs by our patients, so as to treat and prevent any interactions and side effects. The Pharmacist participates in the early morning Medical Council, as well as in doctor’s visits (“rounds”) to the patients’ wards.

The control and checking of the chemotherapy protocols for the correctness of the dosage and the means of dissolution of the drugs is of great significance. And of course the Head of Pharmacy always advises the nursing staff on how to administer medicines and other preparations.

The In-House Pharmacy responsible for ordering medicines, serums, drugs and other preparations.

It is also deals with storing, controlling and maintaining the stock, as well as supplying various departments with the necessary medicines.

Each department sends its orders to the Pharmacy once a week , and the following day next day, all orders are prepared and delivered to all departments.

The Dissolution Unit of Chemotherapeutic Drugs is configured in three different locations, on premises. The first, is where the chemotherapy drugs are stored. In the second place, the various materials (needles, syringes, sera) that will be used to dissolve the chemo-medicines are prepared. And in the third, the so-called “clean room”, the chemotherapy drugs are dissolved in a special canopy (laminar flow), ensuring the safe dissolution of drugs, both for patients and employees.

This procedure is performed by the specially trained Pharmacy Assistant Technicians, always under the supervision of the Medical Pharmacist who performs the final checks on the product.