SEFAP highlights the role of primary care pharmacists in reviewing treatments that become chronic without reassessment.

In Spain, the Sociedad Española de Farmacéuticos de Atención Primaria (SEFAP) is emphasizing the role of primary care pharmacists in auditing long-term prescriptions. President Mercedes Pereira highlights that these professionals are essential for reevaluating 'legacy prescriptions'—treatments that were initially intended for a limited duration but have become chronic without proper medical review.

Simultaneously, in the Dominican Republic, the Asociación Dominicana de Centros Oncológicos (Asodco) has raised concerns regarding the administrative practices of ARS Senasa. The association warns that the insurer's recent actions, including the modification of medical prescriptions, the substitution of healthcare providers, and issues surrounding medication distribution, pose potential safety risks to cancer patients undergoing oncological treatment.