Background Cystic Fibrosis (CF) is a complex disease that requires multiple pharmaceutical treatment. Patients come to hospital to receive intravenous (IV) therapy as part of their optimisation therapy and part of their regular treatment is amended during their stay. At discharge time, the regular medication patients are on need to be mostly continued and there might be other therapies introduced that need assessment. The role of pharmacists caring for these patients has been documented, but no evaluation of revalidating discharge prescriptions and evaluation of potential interventions has occurred to date. Objective To evaluate and improve the quality of the discharge prescription in Cystic Fibrosis children hospitalised for intravenou...