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Medicina personalizada: desafio para os farmacêuticos?
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A Medicina Personalizada abriu um novo capítulo de desafios e novos paradigmas na área da Saúde que têm trazido cada vez mais esperança e inovação. É de uma forma otimista que todos os Profissionais de Saúde encaram esta nova realidade no que diz respeito aos Cuidados de Saúde, principalmente os Farmacêuticos que enfrentam agora inúmeros desafios nas suas várias áreas de atuação.
As Terapias Génicas e Celulares têm revolucionado a área da Saúde nas mais variadas vertentes pela sua precisão, pela sua complexidade e pelas expectativas e incertezas quanto ao futuro, dado o seu elevado custo e escasso financiamento. Os Farmacêuticos são elementos importantes das equipas que permitem o acesso a este tipo de terapêuticas uma vez que, devido ao seu extenso e variado conhecimento, atuam nestas áreas. O Farmacêutico deverá trabalhar e colaborar na descoberta de novas terapias através da investigação de novos vetores e mecanismos, deverá ter um largo conhecimento relativamente às terapêuticas existentes para as várias patologias para as poder comparar e identificar qual deverá ser utilizada em determinado doente e situação, deverá ter uma enorme presença nos processos regulamentares para a aprovação destas terapêuticas e deverá estar dentro das negociações para o financiamento e aquisição deste tipo de terapias, uma vez que com o seu conhecimento poderá dar um contributo importante na avaliação custo/benefício.
Quer seja em Investigação, em Ensaios Clínicos, em Análises Clínicas, em Indústria, na área Hospitalar ou na área Regulamentar, os Farmacêuticos são fulcrais para que a Medicina Personalizada seja implementada e possa trazer cada vez mais qualidade de vida às pessoas. A Medicina Personalizada é o presente e será o futuro da área da Saúde e os Farmacêuticos deverão ser os impulsionadores e líderes para que a mesma tenha um impacto inigualável no tratamento de patologias raras e sem tratamento eficaz até à data.
Personalised Medicine has opened up a new chapter of challenges and new paradigms in the area of Health that have brought increasing hope and innovation. All Healthcare Professionals are optimistic about this new reality when it comes to Healthcare, especially Pharmacists, who are now facing numerous challenges in their various areas of activity. Gene and Cell Therapies have revolutionised Healthcare in a wide variety of areas due to their precision, their complexity and the expectations and uncertainties about their future, given their high cost and scarce funding. Pharmacists are important members of the teams that enable access to this type of therapy, as they work in these areas due to their extensive and varied knowledge. Pharmacists must work and collaborate in the discovery of new therapies through research into new vectors and mechanisms, they must have extensive knowledge of existing therapies for the various pathologies in order to be able to compare them and identify which one should be used in a particular patient and situation, they must have a huge presence in the regulatory processes for the approval of these therapies and they must be involved in the negotiations for the financing and acquisition of these types of therapies, since their knowledge can make an important contribution to the cost/benefit assessment. Whether in Research, Clinical Trials, Clinical Analyses, Industry, in the Hospital area or in the Regulatory Affairs area, Pharmacists are key to the implementation of Personalised Medicine and to bringing people an ever better quality of life. Personalised Medicine is the present and will be the future of healthcare and pharmacists must be the driving forces and leaders to ensure that it has an unparalleled impact on the treatment of rare pathologies that have not yet been effectively.
Personalised Medicine has opened up a new chapter of challenges and new paradigms in the area of Health that have brought increasing hope and innovation. All Healthcare Professionals are optimistic about this new reality when it comes to Healthcare, especially Pharmacists, who are now facing numerous challenges in their various areas of activity. Gene and Cell Therapies have revolutionised Healthcare in a wide variety of areas due to their precision, their complexity and the expectations and uncertainties about their future, given their high cost and scarce funding. Pharmacists are important members of the teams that enable access to this type of therapy, as they work in these areas due to their extensive and varied knowledge. Pharmacists must work and collaborate in the discovery of new therapies through research into new vectors and mechanisms, they must have extensive knowledge of existing therapies for the various pathologies in order to be able to compare them and identify which one should be used in a particular patient and situation, they must have a huge presence in the regulatory processes for the approval of these therapies and they must be involved in the negotiations for the financing and acquisition of these types of therapies, since their knowledge can make an important contribution to the cost/benefit assessment. Whether in Research, Clinical Trials, Clinical Analyses, Industry, in the Hospital area or in the Regulatory Affairs area, Pharmacists are key to the implementation of Personalised Medicine and to bringing people an ever better quality of life. Personalised Medicine is the present and will be the future of healthcare and pharmacists must be the driving forces and leaders to ensure that it has an unparalleled impact on the treatment of rare pathologies that have not yet been effectively.
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Trabalho Final de Mestrado Integrado, Ciências Farmacêuticas, 2024, Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Farmácia.
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Medicina personalizada Farmacêuticos Terapias génicas Terapias celulares Mestrado Integrado - 2024