Laboratories Faes Farma, Unifarco And Ozoaqua This Sunday, they received the distinctions of Professional Federation of Spanish Pharmacists (FEFE) in its third edition, which highlights the commitment of laboratories to community pharmacy. The awards ceremony took place during the gala dinner of the FEFE One Day event, organized for the benefit of the National Institute of Rare Diseases.
The FEFE recognition for the best training initiative was awarded to Faes Farma. Charo Fernándezdirector of the professional, business and associate banking groups of Banco Sabadell, presented the recognition to Judith Florezmarketing director of Faes Farma. The best commercial initiative went to Unifarco and the recognition was given by Iwan ZwickCEO and founder of Gollmann, collected by Jordi Bellmuntgeneral director of Unifarco. Finally, recognition for its support of the Spanish pharmaceutical model was given to Ozoaqua, presented by Mariano Gonzalezpresident of Fefcam and collected by Fernando PaisCEO of the Quatrium group.
Maria Jose Garciavice-president of the FEFE and president of the Recognition Commission, opened the ceremony by emphasizing the growing importance of these awards in the pharmaceutical sector: “We are here today to reward the laboratories which, throughout the year, have demonstrated an unfailing commitment to the Spanish Pharmacy Model. It is a unique model which positions us as a leader in accessibility and in direct patient care. In this third edition of the FEFE recognitions, we have not only tripled the participation in voting, but we have managed to consolidate these recognitions as a reference in the sector.
María José also highlighted the importance of the criteria used to select the award-winning laboratories: “We reward initiatives that enhance the capillarity of pharmacies – more than 22,000 spread throughout Spain – and that promote physical sales, respect the policies fair purchasing practices, and above all, they emphasize the training of pharmacists to improve patient care. Every day, more than 3 million people “They trust our pharmacies, and these laboratories play a fundamental role in ensuring that this trust translates into health and well-being.”
Finally, García highlighted the value of the relationship between pharmacy and laboratories as a key factor in the Spanish health system: “These recognitions not only highlight the commercial commitment, but also They are a call to responsibility of all of us who are part of this ecosystem. The pharmacy is not just a point of sale, it is an accessible, close and efficient health center, and the support of laboratories is essential so that we can continue to improve day by day.
The selection process began on July 1 and lasted until September 15, with the participation of pharmacists from all over Spain who voted among the laboratories nominated in each category.
The evening continued with a show performed by four tenors, who enchanted the guests with various musical pieces, followed by a musical networking space animated by the Spanish-flamenco music of The Parra.
