Core Editorial Principles
We adhere to strict standards of pharmaceutical accuracy, transparency, and objectivity for pharmacists and pharmacy operators.
Pharmaceutical & Clinical Precision
All dosing formulas, generic substitution rules, and interaction guides are verified against primary global and regional references.
Transparent Sourcing
We cite primary health authorities, pharmacopeias, tax regulations, and academic references clearly across our tools.
Evidence-Based Software Documentation
Every PharmacyPlus product claim reflects verified software capabilities—never unverified or speculative features.
Bilingual Terminology Clarity
We maintain accurate terminology alignment between English pharmacy standards and Arabic operational usage.
Editorial Workflow & Integrity
Pharmacological & Regulatory Research
Compiling drug safety rules, regulatory codes, and computational formulas from official registries.
Software Coding & Validation
Building calculators and operational guides followed by automated and manual test cases.
Review Board Verification
Auditing calculators and articles by licensed clinical pharmacists and specialist physicians on the PharmacyPlus Review Board.
Continuous Monitoring & Updates
Performing scheduled audits to update content as drug authorities and tax regulations evolve.
Our Trusted Sourcing Criteria
National Drug & Tax Authorities
Guidelines from the Egyptian Drug Authority (EDA), Saudi SFDA, Egyptian Tax Authority (ETA), and Saudi ZATCA.
Global Health & Standards Bodies
Peer-reviewed literature on PubMed/Medline, WHO guidelines, and GS1 pharmaceutical barcode standards.
Verified Pharmacy Operations Experience
Real-world inventory, FEFO, and POS workflows validated with practicing community and chain pharmacists.
Correction & Hotfix Protocol
Pharmacist Feedback Channels
We actively investigate any calculation or documentation feedback reported by practicing pharmacists.
24-Hour Hotfix Deployments
Correcting verified inaccuracies or outdated regulatory notes within 24 hours.
Auditable Change History
Updating last-modified timestamps and logging major updates in our public changelog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who reviews the pharmaceutical and software content on PharmacyPlus?
All pharmacy management guides, clinical dosing calculators, and software comparisons are reviewed by licensed clinical pharmacists, specialist physicians, and software engineers under a strict editorial code.
How do you ensure the precision of dosing and clinical calculators?
Every calculator undergoes a two-step validation: clinical pharmacy review against peer-reviewed references (WHO, PubMed) and code verification to prevent calculation errors.
What are your primary sourcing standards?
We source from national drug authorities, ministries of health, peer-reviewed pharmacological databases, and tax authorities such as the Egyptian Tax Authority (ETA) and Saudi ZATCA.
How do you handle corrections or regulatory changes?
Upon detecting errors or receiving regulatory updates, we apply immediate hotfixes, log edits in our changelog, and update the review date.
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