Patients need reliable and comprehensible information on medicines that is easier to find online. In order to achieve this, Bruno Bruins, Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport in the Netherlands, has launched the Network Patient Information.
Seven organizations have signed a letter of intent and will be working together on achieving this goal. The first specific step to be taken will be to link four different websites: the Netherlands Medicines Authority (MEB), the Netherlands Pharmacovigilance Center (Lareb), the GPs (NHG, Thuisarts.nl) and the pharmacists (KNMP, Apotheek.nl).
The Research Institute NIVEL, the Dutch Center of Expertise on Health Disparities Pharos, and the Patients Federation Netherlands will all advise the participants in the Network. With their relevant knowledge, the Network can take into account the requirements and preferences of people who use medicines in the Netherlands.
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