A scientific publication of the Professional Organization of Hospital Pharmacists in Bulgaria (POHPB). It presents the problems and specificity of the hospital pharmacist's work to the pharmaceutical community. The journal publishes historical, theoretical and practical materials related to the hospital pharmacy in Bulgaria, Europe, and the world. In addition to this, in each issue, the editorial board introduces the numerous readers to the achievements of foreign specialists through the published translated articles from the European Journal of Hospital Pharmacy. One issue is published each year.
| Cover and Content | |
| 1-4 |
| Legal regulation of health information in some countries of the European Union | |
| Svilen Issaev, Evgeni Grigorov, Borislav Borisov | 5-17 |
| Exploring Drug Repositioning: A Comprehensive Review Of Clinical, Regulatory, And Marketing Strategies | |
| Antonio Ivanov, Ines Hababa, Violeta Getova-Kolarova, Ilko Getov | 18-24 |
| Advancements in Malaria Pharmacotherapy in the Modern Period and the 21st Century | |
| Alexander Zlatanov, Antoniya Yanakieva | 25-33 |
| The puzzle of clinical coding. Overview and options | |
| Petko Salchev, Anita Neeva | 34-40 |
| Establishment and development of the first hospital pharmacy in the city of Burgas | |
| Zlatka Dimitrova, Hristo Burgazliev, Evgeni Grigorov | 41-48 |
| Role of the hospital pharmacist in preventing drug interactions in clinical practice | |
| Maya Radeva-Ilieva | 49-56 |
| RNA therapies and medicines – general overview and pharmacological challenges | |
| Ivanka Mutafova, Teodora Handjieva-Darlenska, Kaloyan Georgiev, Velko Minchev, Valentina Belcheva | 57-70 |
| Application of PD-1, PD-L1, and CTLA-4 inhibitors in the treatment of solid tumors: a basic approach in the immunotherapy of oncology diseases | |
| Krum Kafedjiiski, Rostislav Kurdov, Valentina Belcheva | 71-78 |
| A review of cancer immunotherapy: immune checkpoint inhibitors | |
| Maya Radeva-Ilieva | 79-87 |
| Genetic polymorphisms predisposing to common cardiovascular diseases | |
| Olga Antonova, Sofia Todorova | 88-97 |