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From Evidence-Based Supplementation to Smarter Pharmacy Practice
Medication safety, evidence-based counseling, and innovation in pharmacy practice are becoming essential priorities in modern healthcare. This free webinar brings together healthcare and pharmacy experts to discuss Omega-3 supplementation, clinical evidence across different populations, and the role of artificial intelligence in supporting safer and more effective pharmacy practice.
Through two focused sessions, participants will gain practical insights into clinical decision-making, patient counseling, medication safety, and how artificial intelligence can support pharmacists and healthcare professionals in daily practice.
By the end of this webinar, participants will learn:
Explore key clinical evidence related to Omega-3 supplementation across different populations.
Understand safety and counseling considerations for Omega-3 use in pharmacy practice.
Learn how to assess supplement use from a practical, evidence-based perspective.
Discover practical applications of artificial intelligence in modern pharmacy practice.
Recognize how AI can support medication safety, error prevention, and patient care.
Explore the role of innovation in improving healthcare and pharmacy outcomes.
Designed for healthcare and pharmacy professionals
Community and hospital pharmacists seeking practical medication safety insights.
Professionals involved in clinical decision-making, counseling, and patient care.
General practitioners, family medicine physicians
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Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Speaker: Dr. Ahmed El-Khatieb
Speaker: Dr. Ali Essam Ibrahim
Faculty: All Faculty
Meet the faculty

Clinical Nutrition Consultant
Nutrition Lecturer, Delta University

Assistant Lecturer of Medical Education
Medical Education Department
Armed Forces College of Medicine - Egypt
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