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Pharmaceutical & Medical Advisory Board

PharmacyPlus's clinical credibility is rooted in rigorous peer-review and an independent board of clinical pharmacists and specialist physicians.

PharmacyPlus Pharmaceutical Review Board

What is the Pharmaceutical & Medical Advisory Board?

The PharmacyPlus Review Board is an independent body of licensed clinical pharmacists, practicing physicians, and pharmacy informatics specialists. Our core mission is to review, audit, and refine all pharmaceutical content, dosing calculators, and drug safety resources to meet the highest international standards.

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Clinical Pharmacists & Physicians

Board-certified specialists who review dosing formulas, drug-interaction logic, and therapeutic equivalence.

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Certified Scientific Editors

Editorial experts who verify citations and translate pharmacological details into clear bilingual guidance.

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Continuous Audits

Regular reviews of our clinical codebase to align with new findings from drug authorities and medical societies.

Board Members & Clinical Supervisors

Meet our board-certified pharmacists and specialist physicians overseeing clinical review:

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Dr. Sarah Al-Otaibi, MD, PhD

Consultant Endocrinologist & Cardiologist. Board Certified. Leads cardiovascular, metabolic, and renal dose-adjustment calculator reviews.

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Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Wahab, PharmD, BCPS

Board-Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist. Supervises drug-drug interaction rules, active-ingredient mapping, and generic substitution guides.

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Dr. Leila Mahmoud, MD

Consultant Pediatrician & Primary Care Specialist. Canadian Board Certified. Supervises pediatric weight-based drug dosing and growth formulas.

Our 6-Step Review Methodology

We adhere to a rigorous, transparent protocol before publishing any dosing calculator or pharmacy resource:

  1. 1. Topic Selection & Pharmacy Relevance

    We prioritize calculators and drug safety guides that have the highest impact on daily pharmacy dispensing and patient safety.

  2. 2. Evidence Sourcing

    We verify citations via PubMed, Medline, and WHO pharmacopeias, linking each clinical formula with official PMIDs.

  3. 3. Logical Variable Design

    We design mathematical inputs and interpretation ranges mapped strictly to official ICD-10 coding.

  4. 4. Peer Pharmacist & Physician Review

    A specialist reviewer audits the tool, verifying calculations against safe clinical pharmacy practice.

  5. 5. Bilingual Editing

    We translate and refine copy in both Arabic and English for pharmacists and patients alike.

  6. 6. Guideline Monitoring

    We monitor drug safety communications and update calculations whenever clinical guidelines evolve.

Trust Standards & Editorial Independence

  • Rely exclusively on peer-reviewed scientific papers, pharmacopeias, and official drug authority guidelines.
  • Explicit citation of PubMed IDs (PMID) or official health authority URLs in all calculation metrics.
  • Strict neutrality: Zero funding or influence from pharmaceutical manufacturers.
  • Clear disclaimers specifying the boundary between professional decision-support tools and patient-specific prescriptions.
  • Strict exclusion of third-party promotional advertisements from all clinical scoring interfaces.

References & Regulatory Transparency

PubMed & Medline

The primary database for clinical pharmacology research, guidelines, and peer-reviewed journals.

WHO Essential Medicines & Guidelines

Global health standards providing dosing baselines and therapeutic classifications.

Regional Tax & E-Invoicing Authorities

Official specifications from Saudi ZATCA (zatca.gov.sa) and the Egyptian Tax Authority (eta.gov.eg).

Disclaimer

The dosing calculators and clinical guides on PharmacyPlus are decision-support aids designed for educational and professional reference only. They are not a substitute for individual medical diagnosis or prescription review.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who reviews PharmacyPlus pharmaceutical and clinical content?

Content is reviewed by an independent board of licensed clinical pharmacists, specialist physicians, and certified medical editors before publication and during periodic updates.

How do you ensure accuracy for dosing and clinical calculators?

We rely on peer-reviewed sources, PubMed, and official WHO databases, recording the PMID for each clinical formula alongside ICD-10 coding.

Do you accept pharmaceutical sponsorship that influences editorial review?

PharmacyPlus enforces strict editorial independence. We do not accept funding or sponsorships from drug manufacturers that could bias generic substitution or clinical tools.

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Last updated: 2026-11-01
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