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The Ukrainian government approved changes to the licensing conditions regulating pharmacy operations to simplify their opening and reduce regulatory burdens during martial law. The changes include new rules for hiring staff and product assortment, as well as regulations for the dispensing of medicines in urban and rural pharmacies.
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The Ukrainian government approved changes to the licensing conditions regulating pharmacy operations. The new rules aim to simplify the opening of pharmacies, provide more flexibility in staffing issues, and reduce regulatory burdens during martial law.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has changed the rules for opening pharmacies, hiring staff, and the assortment during wartime. It also regulated the dispensing of medications in urban and rural pharmacies.
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