What is an unapproved pharmacy?

This is a pharmacy that has not received approval to supply PBS medicines. A medicine supplied from an unapproved pharmacy, including those below the co-payment, may not contribute towards a patient’s safety net total.

What is a Section 90 pharmacy?

These pharmacists are approved under section 90 of the National Health Act 1953 (the Act) to dispense pharmaceutical benefits from particular pharmacy premises (approved premises). An approved pharmacist may only supply pharmaceutical benefits at or from premises for which they have been approved.

When does the Board of Pharmacy need to inspect a pharmacy?

The Board of Pharmacy can inspect a pharmacy for several reasons. These include inspections prior to permitting/licensing; inspections after receipt of an application for change of location or change of ownership; routine inspections to ensure compliance; and enforcement inspections.

What does the California State Board of Pharmacy do?

The Board of Pharmacy protects and promotes the health and safety of Californians by pursuing the highest quality of pharmacist’s care and the appropriate use of pharmaceuticals through education, communication, licensing, legislation, regulation, and enforcement. Board of Pharmacy Update – September (PDF)

Do you need to file a collaborative pharmacy practice agreement?

The pharmacist, along with the collaborating physician, must maintain on file the collaborative pharmacy practice agreement at his or her practice location, and must make such agreements available to the department or board upon request or inspection.

Can a pharmacy be inspected without a warrant in Michigan?

Applicants for pharmacy permits consent to inspections prior to issuance of a permit. Obstruction during these pharmacy inspections are grounds for discipline. In Michigan, the Board cannot conduct a pharmacy inspection without consent or an administrative search warrant.

How can I Help my State Board of Pharmacy?

Get started by reviewing the application steps. This project helps state boards collect, manage, and share compounding pharmacy data with FDA. Learn more about how your board can participate. The NAPLEX is an important part of the licensure process.

How to join National Association of boards of Pharmacy?

Learn more about how your board can participate. The NAPLEX is an important part of the licensure process. Apply after meeting the necessary requirements and prepare for test day with the official practice exam. Our accreditations and inspections are designed with pharmacies and distributors in mind.

How does the NABP verified pharmacy program work?

NABP’s Verified Pharmacy Program (VPP) streamlines the process for pharmacies obtaining or renewing licensure in multiple states. VPP assists applicants with meeting inspection requirements and allows for the distribution of necessary information to the boards where a new or renewed license is being sought.

Who is the Texas State Board of Pharmacy?

The Texas State Board of Pharmacy is the state agency responsible for the licensing/registration of Texas pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacies; for establishing regulations for pharmacy practice; and for disciplining licensees and registrants. Mission Board Members Board Meetings History Staff Calendar. Job Openings.