Children constitute a primary challenge in terms of the safe use of medications because it is estimated that the incidence of medication errors is up to three times higher than in adults. This is explained by the need to calculate, dilute or manipulate pediatric doses, together with the requirement to dose based on age group and weight or body surface area. Furthermore, in many cases pharmacotherapeutic information in this group of patients is scarce and is based on case series, with discrepancies found in terms of doses and age groups in which it has been studied. Furthermore, this is a group of patients that is especially vulnerable to error due to the immaturity of kidney, liver and immunological function and the difficulties that in many cases exist in communicating with them.
This is why we consider it important to organize a course that addresses the main characteristics and particularities of the different pediatric populations and their treatment.

Promote knowledge and application of Standard UNE 179010:2021 "Management of gases for medicinal use in the healthcare field" for safe and efficient management of medicinal gases in healthcare centers. Taking into account that these gases have come to be considered a medicine or medical product, the technical content is based on the publication "Medical Gas Management Procedure Manual". The UNE Standard is the definitive guide in the field of medical gas management in healthcare centers, for use by pharmacists, technical services engineers and managers. The structure coincides with the chapters of the document and are accompanied by a theoretical part, a practical part and an evaluation test.

Disease-related malnutrition (DRE) is an important and highly prevalent problem in hospitalized patients.
The pharmaceutical care provided by the clinical pharmacist requires extensive and up-to-date knowledge of all aspects related to clinical nutrition to be able to perform it safely and effectively.

The Spanish Society of Hospital Pharmacists (SEFH), with the sponsorship of GSK, has created FHarmateca, a repository of information and knowledge about hospital pharmacy. The goal behind this initiative was to contribute to the training of pharmacists who are in the process of preparing themselves to take a competitive exam obtain a staff position in a hospital. Some autonomous regions lacking a clear syllabus for such exams, SEFH thought it necessary to produce a high-quality tool that can be used as a reference all over the country. This is how FHarmateca came into being as a repository of up-to-date resources for hospital pharmacists.