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ObjectiveThe aim of this study was to evaluate the dosage adjustment of drugs prescribed to patients with a GFR 2 admitted to the nephrology department of our hospital.MethodThis prospective study was conducted in the nephrology department of our hospital over a 1-month period. The study was conducted by a resident and a pharmacy intern assigned to the nephrology department.ResultsWe found that 50% of patients had end-stage renal failure, 19.2% had severe renal failure, and 30.8% had moderate renal failure. Among the cases studied, 19.3% of prescribed dosages did not take into account the patient’s renal function, highlighting the need for pharmaceutical interventions, 35.5% of which were accepted.ConclusionIn order to improve drug management for patients with chronic kidney disease in our hospital, it is essential to draw up a practical guide for adapting drug dosages based on renal function, tailored to the specific needs of our establishment.