BackgroundHospital Pharmacist integration in a medical team improve inpatient care and safety.PurposeWe want to study the impact of this physical integration over the General Surgery service staff.Material and methodsDuring two months a pharmacist worked full-time in the General Surgery Area. To assess pharmacist’s impact over the surgical team, we developed a questionnaire (table 1) qualifying from 1 (less favourable) to 5 (most favourable). The questionnaire was filled out anonymously by the Surgery staff two weeks prior integration (PRE) and after two weeks (POST). The average score was obtained and PRE-POST groups were compared.Results28 questionnaires were collected: 5 nurses’ aides, 9 nurses, 14 surgeons. The results are shown in Table 1.Abstract OHP-021 Table 1ItemPREPOSTp1. Asses the role of Hospital Pharmacist reviewing medical prescriptions3.74.6 <0.012. Asses how you believe that this revision increases patient’s security4.44.8 <0.053. How do you value the time the pharmacist employs reviewing prescriptions?3.74.7 <0.014. In Off-Label drugs use. Do you believe pharmacist opinion is important?4.04.6 <0.055. Asses the importance of making home treatment reconciliation at income4.74.80.376. Asses the importance of pharmacists carrying out reconciliation process4.34.70.097. Asses the usefulness of clinical pharmacokinetics4.64.40.718. Asses the role of pharmacist prescribing, monitoring and resolving problems related to parenteral nutrition4.54.60.869. Asses the impact of pharmacist’s presence in the final quality of treatments4.14.60.1110. Asses globally pharmacist’s role in your service4.34.8 <0.05ConclusionWhile the prior pharmacist’s assessments were high, the visibility and its presence resulted in a significant improvement in the perception of the pharmacist figure, both globally and in specific aspects such as patient safety, the importance of treatments’ review and work-time employed perception.References and/or acknowledgementsnoneNo conflict of interest.