Genome editing therapies like CRISPR technologies can mainly correct point mutations. An editing system that could restore function of an entire gene (with multiple mutations) would be beneficial. We present a mammalian transposase that delivers large DNA pieces without inducing double-strand breaks, enhancing safety. Key challenges with this technology are the delivery of twopayloads, minimizing off- target biodistribution, while ensuring a high cellular uptake/expression.  Lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) were engineered to co-deliver DNA and transposase mRNA. Optimized LNPs exhibited improved tolerability, efficient uptake, and considerable ABCA4 expression in Abca4⁻/⁻ mice photoreceptors, suggesting therapeutic efficacy in retinal diseases.

Chair:
- Mathew Cherian PhD, Consultant, Member IPS ExCo, USA

Co-moderator: -
Qurrotul Aini Shodiquna, Erasmus Mundus Student in Sustainable Drug Discovery, Indonesia

Panellists:
- Sandeep Nema PhD, President, BioPharm CMC Advisors, USA
- Subhro Guhathakurta PhD, Consultant, USA

As antimicrobial resistance increases, so does the threat to millions of NCD patients who are at high risk of infection. People living with non-communicable diseases are more vulnerable to drug-resistant infections, and often have higher exposure to antimicrobials, for example due to diabetes-related infections or because of cancer treatments. Given the diversity of NCD-related health settings and specialities, it is vitally important to improve AMR stewardship and continuity of care across the professions. At this webinar, speakers from the five main health professions will share expertise and guidance on how interprofessional collaboration can be a key tool to respond to AMR and NCDs.

Moderator:

- Howard Catton, CEO, ICN (International Council of Nurses), UK

Panellists:

- Darija Kuruc Poje, Vice President, European Association of Hospital Pharmacists (EAHP), Croatia

- Belinda C. Henderson, Chief Nurse for infection prevention and control, Queensland Department of Health, Australia

- Caline Mattar, Associate Professor of Medicine, Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, USA

- Alison Lupton-Smith, Senior Lecturer and Physiotherapist, Stellenbosch University, South Africa

- Wendy Thompson, Clinical Senior Lecturer in Primary Dental Care and Dentist, Manchester University, UK

Pharmacists has a pivotal role in antimicrobial stewardship programmes (ASPs) and related policies in hospital settings, as they advance the responsible antimicrobial use. Speakers will present international experiences, highlight challenges in policy implementation, and share best practices to strengthen stewardship efforts worldwide. The findings from recent FIP survey will be shared to discuss challenges implementing APS in hospital setting.

Moderator:

- Catia Caneiras, FIP AMR Commission Co-Chair, Portugal

Co-moderator:

- Aysu Selçuk, Development Goals Lead, FIP, The Netherlands

Panellists:

- Sakeena Hameem, Professor in Pharmacy, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka

- Luna ElBizri, Founder and manager, Lunapharm Pharmacy, Lebanon - Laurel Legenza, Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of Nursing, USA

Data plays a crucial role in optimizing antimicrobial stewardship programmes by enabling benchmarking of antimicrobial use, identifying prescribing trends, and measuring program effectiveness and outcomes. Leveraging data-driven insights helps healthcare professionals and institutions set targets, track progress, and implement evidence-based interventions to optimise antimicrobial prescribing practices. This webinar will focus on the use of Data to power Antimicrobial Stewardship Programmes in Hospitals.

Chair:

- James Stevenson, Professor Emeritus, University of Michigan College of Pharmacy, USA

Panellists:

- Fiona Doukas, Senior Project Officer, Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care, Australia

- Maria Núñez-Núñez, Hospital Pharmacist, University Hospital Clinico San Cecilio, Spain

- Raida Bitar, Chief Pharmacist, Rafic Hariri Hospital, Lebanon

Men worldwide face significant health disparities, often linked to behavioural, cultural, and systemic barriers to care. Pharmacists, as trusted and accessible providers, are uniquely positioned to address these challenges through prevention, screening, and tailored support. As part of FIP’s EquityRx programme and in collaboration with Global Action on Men’s Health, this digital event spotlights the Advancing Men’s Health through Pharmacy report. Through expert presentations and discussions, participants will gain practical, evidence-based strategies to implement inclusive pharmacy services, overcome barriers, and improve men’s health outcomes in alignment with equity and universal health coverage goals.

Moderator:
- Luis Lourenço, Professional Secretary, FIP, Portugal

Panellists:
- Nicola Brink, Chief Executive Officer, Self-Care Association of South Africa, South Africa
- Shelita Dattani, Independent Pharmacy Consultant, Canada
- Peter Baker, Chief Executive, Global Action on Men’s Health, UK
- Ayesha Nasser, EquityRx intern, FIP

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform healthcare, the role of pharmacists is evolving beyond traditional practice. To fully harness the potential of AI, the pharmacy workforce must develop the skills, mindset, and leadership capacity to drive innovation and adapt to emerging technologies. This event focuses on empowering pharmacists to become change leaders in AI-integrated healthcare systems. Participants will explore strategies for workforce development, innovation in practice, and collaboration across disciplines. Through case studies and interactive discussions, the session will provide practical insights on how to lead, innovate, and thrive in an AI-enabled future.

Moderator:

- Aukje Mantel-Teeuwisse, Professor of Pharmacy and Global Health, Utrecht University, Netherlands

Panellists:

- Krehnik Hoti, Professor, University of Prishtina, Kosovo

- Heba Mohamad, Professor, Cairo University, Egypt

- Ravi Patel, Pharmacist, Blueberry Pharmacy, USA

Depuis plusieurs décennies, les  produits médicaux de qualité inférieure et falsifiés et le trafic illicite de médicaments préoccupent au plus haut point le monde de la santé francophone. L’Organisation mondiale de la Santé estimait en 2017 qu’un médicament sur 10 dans les pays à revenu faible ou intermédiaire ne satisfaisait pas aux tests de contrôle de la qualité et était donc de qualité inférieure ou falsifié. Les Ordres de pharmaciens francophones sont fortement mobilisés et de nombreuses initiatives ont été menées par chaque pays. Ce webinaire sera l’occasion d'aborder des thématiques cruciales avec l'intervention de plusieurs Ordres des Pharmaciens d’Afrique.

Co-modérateurs:

- Prosper Hiag, Vice-président, Fédération internationale pharmaceutique (FIP), Cameroun

- Olivier ​​Andriollo, Ancien secrétaire de la CIOPF, France 

Panélistes:

- Yawo Tufa Nyasenu, Président, Ordre des Pharmaciens du Togo, Togo

- Nathalie Migan Diogo, Présidente du Conseil de surveillance du sous-secteur pharmaceutique (CS-SSP) au sein de l’Autorité de Régulation du secteur de la Santé (A.R.S), Bénin

- Haroun Badawi Mahamat, Président, Ordre des pharmaciens du Tchad, Tchad

- Arounan Diarra, Président, Ordre des pharmaciens de Côte d’Ivoire, Côte d’Ivoire - Nédié Nao, Président, Ordre des pharmaciens du Burkina Faso, Burkina Faso

This webinar aims to inspire community pharmacists to adapt to be fit for the future for the benefit of their patients in their rapidly evolving health and challenging economic landscape by introducing them to the Modern Community Pharmacy Practice model.

Chair:

- Sherif Guorgui, Chair, FIP Community Pharmacy Section, FIP, Canada

Panellists:

- Michael Holden, Managing Director, MH Associates, United Kingdom

- Victoria Steele, Founder, Steelier Ltd, United Kingdom

ISOPP International Symposium 2026

Format: 24-Hour Virtual Symposium (“Around the World”)

Purpose & Features:

• To bring together oncology pharmacy professionals globally for sharing research, innovation, best practices.
• 30 sessions, each 30 minutes, in celebration of ISOPP’s 30th anniversary.
• Keynote & panel sessions, interactive workshops / live discussions, networking, on-demand access for those who can’t attend all live sessions.

 International Society of Oncology Pharmacy Practitioners (ISOPP) invites submissions of abstracts for its 2026 symposium. This event welcomes oncology pharmacy practitioners, researchers, and those involved in service evaluation or clinical audit. Key deadlines: abstracts due 31 October 2025. Accepted abstracts will be published in the Journal of Oncology Pharmacy Practice.

Stay tuned for the 85th FIP World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 12–15 September 2027. More information will be available soon.