This track showcases how collaborative, cross-disciplinary efforts are transforming healthcare delivery across hospital, community, and industry settings. It highlights pharmacist-led initiatives such as Malaysia’s long-standing Diabetes Medication Therapy Adherence Clinic programme and Singapore General Hospital’s Advanced Prostate Cancer Clinic, where pharmacists play a key role in multidisciplinary care. In the Singapore community, the Health TAG (Test, Advise, Go!) initiative and pharmacist-administered flu vaccinations under the Ministry of Health’s sandbox demonstrate growing pharmacist involvement in preventive care. Hong Kong’s Primary Care Blueprint further illustrates how systems-level changes, such as community medication collection points can enhance care accessibility.

Attendees will gain insights into shared care models that bridge the gap between academia and industry, fostering collaborative research and real-world implementation. Key topics include overcoming regulatory and operational challenges, leveraging local pharmaceutical and biotech advancements, and integrating technology-driven drug delivery solutions for improved therapeutic outcomes and continuity of care. Together, these sessions underscore the evolving role of pharmacists and the impact of interdisciplinary collaboration in building accessible, innovative, and patient-centred healthcare systems.