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Basel Statements: Game and Drama-Based Interactive Learning
100 students

Basel Statements: Game and Drama-Based Interactive Learning

Governance, Procurement, Prescribing, Preparation, Administration, Monitoring, HR, and Training in hospital Pharmacy
Last updated 8/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the key principles of the Basel Statements in hospital pharmacy practice.
  • Apply responsible medicine use and optimize patient outcomes through collaborative, inter-professional approaches.
  • Identify the importance of evidence-based pharmacy practice standards at both global and national levels.
  • Engage in the hospital medicines-use process with health authorities and hospital administrators.
  • Enhance medication safety by reviewing, interpreting, and validating prescriptions.
  • Utilize best practices in the preparation, dispensing, and monitoring of medicines.
  • Foster patient safety through the proper use of technology, labeling, and quality assurance strategies.
  • Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure seamless care and efficient use of resources.
  • Develop competency frameworks and strategies for improving hospital pharmacy services and human resources.
  • Practice self-assessment, error reporting, and continuous quality improvement in medicines use.

Included in This Course

69 questions
  • Module 1: Overarching and Governance Statements21 questions
  • Module 2: Procurement5 questions
  • Module 3: Influences on Prescribing7 questions
  • Module 4: Preparation and Delivery10 questions
  • Module 5: Administration9 questions
  • Module 6: Monitoring of Medicines Use & Human Resources, Training and Development17 questions

Description

Background

Hospital pharmacy practice continues to evolve in response to medication safety challenges, workforce development needs, technological transformation, stewardship responsibilities, increasingly complex healthcare systems, and the growing need for safer and more effective medication-use systems.

The Basel Statements on the Future of Hospital Pharmacy, developed through the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP), provide an influential international framework for advancing hospital pharmacy practice worldwide. They represent an evolving global vision of the roles, responsibilities, and priorities of hospital pharmacy within healthcare systems.

The Basel Statements have evolved through three major international milestones: Basel (2008), Bangkok (2016), and Brisbane (2024).

  • Basel, 2008: The original Basel Statements were developed following the Global Conference on the Future of Hospital Pharmacy in Basel, Switzerland, establishing a shared international vision for hospital pharmacy practice.

  • Bangkok, 2016: The Statements were revised to reflect developments in hospital pharmacy practice and evolving healthcare needs.

  • Brisbane, 2024: The latest revision further updated the Statements to address contemporary hospital pharmacy priorities and the expanding responsibilities of hospital pharmacists within increasingly complex healthcare systems.

This progression from Basel to Bangkok to Brisbane reflects the continuing evolution of hospital pharmacy in response to changes in professional practice, healthcare delivery, medicines governance, technology, workforce development, medication safety, and patient-care needs.

Over time, the Basel Statements have been used internationally to assess, benchmark, and improve hospital pharmacy practice across diverse healthcare systems and professional environments. They provide a framework for evaluating current practice, identifying areas for improvement, supporting professional development, and advancing hospital pharmacy services.

The 2024 updated Basel Statements address seven major domains of hospital pharmacy practice:

  • Overarching and Governance

  • Procurement

  • Influences on Prescribing

  • Preparation and Delivery of Medicines

  • Administration

  • Monitoring of Medicines Use

  • Human Resources, Training, and Development

Together, these domains encompass major components of the medicines-use process and address areas including governance, medication safety, professional responsibilities, clinical decision-making, quality improvement, workforce development, and collaborative practice.

This independently developed practice-test course provides an interactive educational approach to exploring and applying these principles. Through game-based challenges, drama-based role-playing scenarios, decision-making exercises, and realistic hospital pharmacy situations, learners are encouraged to analyze problems, select appropriate actions, and apply Basel Statement principles to hospital pharmacy practice.

The course emphasizes active learning, critical reflection, and practical decision-making, supporting learners in moving beyond the memorization of professional statements toward their interpretation and application in realistic healthcare situations.

The Aim of This Course

This course aims to provide an engaging, interactive, and application-oriented learning experience based on the 2024 updated Basel Statements.

It is designed to help learners understand how the principles of the Basel Statements can inform professional decisions, medication safety practices, collaborative responsibilities, and quality improvement within hospital pharmacy settings.

Through independently developed game-based and drama-based practice questions, the course encourages learners to:

  • Explore hospital pharmacy challenges through realistic scenarios.

  • Apply Basel Statement principles to professional decision-making.

  • Strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

  • Recognize the importance of patient safety, medicines governance, and collaborative practice.

  • Reflect on alternative decisions and their implications for hospital pharmacy services.

  • Identify knowledge gaps and opportunities for further learning.

Rather than relying exclusively on conventional knowledge-recall questions, this course incorporates interactive scenarios that encourage learners to consider how international professional principles may be interpreted and applied within different hospital pharmacy environments.

Course Objectives

By the end of this practice-test course, learners will be able to:

  • Deepen their understanding of the 2024 updated Basel Statements and their application to hospital pharmacy practice.

  • Strengthen critical thinking, decision-making, and problem-solving skills through realistic hospital pharmacy scenarios.

  • Apply key principles related to governance, procurement, influences on prescribing, preparation and delivery of medicines, administration, monitoring of medicines use, and workforce development.

  • Strengthen understanding of patient-centred, evidence-based, collaborative, and responsible medicines use.

  • Recognize the importance of medicines governance, patient safety, interprofessional collaboration, quality improvement, education, and continuous professional development.

  • Analyze professional challenges and consider appropriate actions within different hospital pharmacy situations.

  • Recognize the relationship between professional responsibilities, medication safety, and the wider medicines-use system.

  • Use scenario-based questions and feedback to assess understanding, identify knowledge gaps, and reinforce the practical application of Basel Statement principles.

  • Reflect on how international hospital pharmacy principles may be adapted to different healthcare settings and professional circumstances.

  • Support continuous learning and professional development through interactive educational assessment.

Course Questions

This course encourages learners to explore important professional questions, including:

  • How can the Basel Statements be applied to realistic hospital pharmacy situations?

  • What responsibilities do hospital pharmacists have in supporting medication safety and effective medicines use?

  • How can hospital pharmacy governance influence professional decisions and patient care?

  • What considerations are important when procuring medicines and medicine-related technologies?

  • How can pharmacists contribute to evidence-based prescribing and collaborative therapeutic decision-making?

  • What principles support the safe preparation, handling, storage, distribution, and delivery of medicines?

  • How can interdisciplinary collaboration strengthen medication administration safety?

  • What approaches support effective monitoring of medicines use and patient outcomes?

  • How do workforce development, professional competency, education, and continuing professional development influence hospital pharmacy services?

  • How can pharmacists identify medication-use risks and respond appropriately?

  • How can hospital pharmacy professionals approach ethical, operational, and clinical challenges through structured decision-making?

  • How can scenario-based learning strengthen the interpretation and application of the 2024 updated Basel Statements?

Significance of the Course

This course provides an alternative educational approach to learning about the Basel Statements by integrating international hospital pharmacy principles with interactive assessment and scenario-based learning.

Its significance lies in combining:

  • The 2024 updated Basel Statements

  • Game-Based Learning

  • Drama-Based Role-Playing Scenarios

  • Scenario-Based Practice Questions

  • Critical Thinking and Decision-Making

  • Problem-Solving Exercises

  • Medication Safety Principles

  • Hospital Pharmacy Governance

  • Medicines-Use Systems

  • Evidence-Based and Responsible Medicines Use

  • Interprofessional Collaboration

  • Workforce Development

  • Professional Reflection

  • Self-Assessment and Feedback

  • Continuous Professional Development

The course is intended to support learners interested in:

  • Hospital pharmacy practice

  • Clinical pharmacy services

  • Medication safety

  • Pharmacy education

  • Professional competency development

  • Hospital pharmacy governance

  • Medicines management

  • Quality improvement

  • Interprofessional healthcare practice

  • Continuing professional development

  • Basel Statements education and implementation

By integrating interactive educational challenges with internationally recognized professional principles, the course encourages learners to connect theoretical understanding with practical professional reasoning.

Course Outline

The course contains six interactive practice-test modules covering the seven major domains addressed by the 2024 updated Basel Statements.

Module 1: Overarching and Governance Statements

Engage in game-based challenges and role-playing scenarios addressing hospital pharmacy governance, professional responsibilities, medicines-use systems, patient safety, quality improvement, accountability, and the contribution of hospital pharmacists within healthcare organizations.

The scenarios encourage learners to consider the relationship between professional governance, organizational responsibilities, medication safety, and the quality of hospital pharmacy services.

Module 2: Procurement

Explore challenges related to the selection, procurement, availability, quality, safety, and responsible acquisition of medicines and medicine-related technologies.

Scenarios address procurement governance, supply-chain considerations, formulary processes, quality assurance, sustainability, and responsible resource use.

Learners are encouraged to consider how procurement decisions can influence the safety, quality, availability, and responsible use of medicines within healthcare systems.

Module 3: Influences on Prescribing

Work through scenarios involving factors that influence prescribing and medicines-use decisions, including evidence-based prescribing, pharmacist involvement in therapeutic decision-making, medicines management, formulary governance, patient-specific considerations, documentation, and collaborative practice.

The module encourages learners to reflect on the contribution of hospital pharmacists to appropriate prescribing, interdisciplinary communication, and patient-centred medication management.

Module 4: Preparation and Delivery

Apply principles related to the safe preparation, compounding, handling, storage, labelling, distribution, and delivery of medicines.

Scenarios emphasize medication safety, quality assurance, error prevention, and systems designed to ensure medicines reach patients safely.

Learners consider the importance of professional responsibilities, established procedures, and safety-focused practices throughout the preparation and delivery process.

Module 5: Administration

Address realistic situations involving the safe administration of medicines, interdisciplinary responsibilities, patient information, documentation, medication safety, and error prevention.

The scenarios encourage learners to recognize the importance of collaboration, communication, and systematic approaches to supporting safe medication administration.

Module 6: Monitoring of Medicines Use & Human Resources, Training and Development

Explore scenarios covering Monitoring of Medicines Use and Human Resources, Training, and Development.

Topics include medication-use monitoring, patient outcomes, medication safety, workforce planning, professional competency, education, training, and continuing professional development.

The module encourages learners to reflect on the relationship between clinical monitoring, workforce capability, professional education, and the continuous improvement of hospital pharmacy services.

Each module uses game-based challenges and drama-based role-playing scenarios to encourage learners to move beyond memorization and apply Basel Statement principles through active decision-making, professional reflection, and problem-solving.

Assessment and Feedback

Learners engage with scenario-based practice questions and receive feedback designed to support self-assessment, reflection, and continuous learning.

  • Feedback and Explanations: Review responses to practice questions and the explanations provided for different decisions.

  • Scenario-Based Assessment: Evaluate understanding and decision-making through situations representing different areas of hospital pharmacy practice.

  • Application of Principles: Practice translating Basel Statement principles into decisions within realistic hospital pharmacy scenarios.

  • Critical Reflection: Consider the reasoning behind professional decisions and their implications for medication safety and hospital pharmacy practice.

  • Self-Assessment: Identify areas of strength and topics that may require additional learning or professional development.

  • Updated Framework: Course content is aligned with the 2024 updated Basel Statements on the Future of Hospital Pharmacy.

These educational assessments are intended to reinforce understanding and support independent learning. They do not constitute formal professional competency certification or authorization to undertake clinical responsibilities.

Teaching and Learning Approach

This course uses an independently developed interactive learning approach incorporating:

  • Game-based practice questions

  • Drama-based role-playing scenarios

  • Realistic hospital pharmacy situations

  • Decision-making challenges

  • Problem-solving exercises

  • Scenario-based assessment

  • Feedback and explanations

  • Reflective learning opportunities

  • Application of Basel Statement principles

  • Independent self-assessment

The educational design emphasizes active participation through practice questions rather than traditional video lectures.

Learners are encouraged to interpret professional situations, evaluate possible actions, and strengthen their understanding of the Basel Statements through applied learning experiences.

Conclusion

From Basel (2008) to Bangkok (2016) and Brisbane (2024), the Basel Statements have evolved alongside changes in hospital pharmacy practice and global healthcare needs.

The 2024 updated Basel Statements provide a contemporary international framework addressing overarching principles and governance, procurement, influences on prescribing, preparation and delivery of medicines, administration, monitoring of medicines use, and human resources, training, and development.

Through game-based challenges and drama-based role-playing scenarios, this practice-test course transforms these principles into interactive learning experiences. Learners are challenged to analyze realistic situations, make decisions, solve problems, and consider how Basel Statement principles can be applied within contemporary hospital pharmacy practice.

The course supports learning, reflection, self-assessment, and professional development, encouraging learners to think critically about the contribution of hospital pharmacy to safer, more effective, patient-centred, and responsible medicines use.

By combining international professional principles with independently developed interactive educational activities, the course aims to support a meaningful connection between knowledge, professional reasoning, and practical application.

Educational Disclaimer

This course, Basel Statements: Game and Drama-Based Interactive Learning, has been independently prepared by Maram A. T. Shtaya for educational and professional development purposes.

The educational content is informed by published academic literature and the Basel Statements developed by the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP), whose contributions to advancing hospital pharmacy practice are respectfully acknowledged.

The game-based challenges, drama-based scenarios, practice questions, and educational explanations are independently developed learning activities intended to support understanding, reflection, and the practical application of Basel Statement principles.

This course is an independent educational initiative and is not an official educational resource of the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP). Its use of the Basel Statements does not imply official affiliation, sponsorship, or endorsement by FIP.

Important Note!! Practice-Test-Only Course

This is a practice-test-only course.

It contains interactive questions presented through game-based challenges and drama-based scenarios rather than traditional video lectures.

Learners are challenged to apply principles from the 2024 updated Basel Statements to realistic hospital pharmacy situations through decision-making, problem-solving, and scenario-based assessment.

The course is designed for independent educational practice, reflection, and self-assessment. It does not provide formal clinical training, professional accreditation, or competency certification.

Keywords

Basel Statements; International Pharmaceutical Federation; Hospital Pharmacy; Basel 2008; Bangkok 2016; Brisbane 2024; 2024 Basel Statements; Game-Based Learning; Drama-Based Learning; Practice Tests; Scenario-Based Learning; Medication Safety; Medicines Use; Pharmacy Governance; Procurement; Prescribing; Preparation and Delivery; Administration; Monitoring of Medicines Use; Human Resources; Training and Development; Workforce Development; Patient Safety; Clinical Pharmacy; Pharmacy Education; Pharmacy Practice; Critical Thinking; Decision-Making; Problem-Solving; Self-Assessment; Continuing Professional Development.

Explore the Basel Statements through interactive challenges, strengthen your professional reasoning, and move from understanding principles toward their practical application in hospital pharmacy.

Who this course is for:

  • Hospital pharmacists seeking to strengthen their understanding and practical application of the 2024 updated Basel Statements.
  • Pharmacy students and recent graduates interested in developing their knowledge of contemporary hospital pharmacy practice.
  • Clinical pharmacists interested in applying Basel Statement principles through realistic, scenario-based challenges.
  • Pharmacy educators and academic staff interested in game-based, drama-based, and scenario-based approaches to hospital pharmacy education.
  • Healthcare professionals working with hospital pharmacy teams who want to strengthen their understanding of medicines-use systems, patient safety, and collaborative practice.
  • Pharmacy managers, leaders, and professionals involved in governance, medication safety, quality improvement, workforce development, or pharmacy policy.
  • Anyone interested in hospital pharmacy development and the application of international principles to safer, more effective, patient-centred, and responsible medicines use.