The Codes of Conduct and Codes of Practice are issued by the Pharmacy and Poisons Board to provide practical guidance in regards to the ordinance. They may appear in the form of standards, rules, codes, specifications, or any other document created by the Pharmacy and Poisons Board or other bodies.
If this occurs, the Board must publish the identity of the code in the Gazette and mention the date on which the code becomes effective.
The board can be appointed to conduct an inquiry against a registered pharmacist, a person employed by a registered pharmacist, an authorised seller of poisons, or an employer, officer, or partner of the authorised seller of poisons.
Yes, this may be done every now and then. The entire code of parts of it may be revised.
The Kenya Pharmacy and Poisons Board was established in 1957. It serves as the regulatory authority for pharmacies and the practice of pharmacy in Kenya, ensuring the safety and efficacy of medicines and healthcare products. The board plays a crucial role in the oversight of pharmaceutical practices in the country.
An inquiry will be conducted when the Pharmacy and Poisons Board receives a complaint against a registered pharmacist, his employees, an authorised seller of poisons or its employees, partners, or officers. This can also happen when a pharmacist violates the Code of Conduct or an authorised seller of poisons violates the Code of Practice. In addition, this can occur when the people or companies mentioned above is convicted of an offense under Cap. 132, Cap. 144, Cap. 137, Cap. 138, Cap. 231, or Cap. 362. Moreover, the Disciplinary Committee can hold an inquiry when it seems necessary to do so.
As of 22/11/2017, the Director of Health is the Chairman.
An Authorised Seller of Poisons is a business with a registered pharmacists selling poisons in retail or a company or an unincoportaed body of persons with the actual sale of poisons being carried out by a registered pharmacist in a registered premises or under his supervision.
In Indiana, the practice of pharmacy is governed by the Indiana Board of Pharmacy, which operates under the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (IPLA). This board is responsible for regulating pharmacy practice, licensing pharmacists and pharmacies, and ensuring compliance with state and federal laws related to pharmacy. It also handles disciplinary actions and oversees continuing education requirements for pharmacists in the state.
The Pharmacy and Poisons Board needs to ensure that the authorised seller of persons is a fit and proper person to sell poisons in a retail manner. The Board also needs to check that the premise is suitable for such sales and will be controlled by a registered pharmacist. In addition, the Board needs to make sure that the poisons will actually be sold by the registered pharmacist or under his or her supervision.
As of 22/11/2017, the Board should publish the establishment of a new committee in the Gazette and mention its intended purpose.
As of 22/11/2017, a Secretary of the Pharmacy and Poisons Board is in charge of entering these information into the register.
As of 22/11/2017, the Secretary of the Pharmacy and Poisons Board has the legal ability to do this as stated in Schedule 7 of Cap. 138.