With Pharmacy Practice and the Law, Third Edition, you get a current and accessible explanation of federal and state pharmacy regulation that corresponds to recent directives of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. This popular text has been strengthened and streamlined for its new edition, creating a solid overview that will be equally popular with students and instructors. NEW to the Third Edition; edited court cases in each chapter help readers learn legal rules and understand key concepts; these real-life cases vividly illustrate the material, encourage challenging discussion, and stimulate problem solving and critical thinking skills; an overview for each case alerts readers to the issues and raises important questions.
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This review is from: Pharmacy Practice and the Law (Pharmacy Practice & the Law) (Paperback)
The content is wordy and the case scenarios do not provide any response therefore it is not as helpful as it could be. It doesnt have any study questions.
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this book is very poor. do not purchase. I am an intern pharmacist and it is in no way applicable to the practice of pharmacy. Having used this book, I have no better understanding of pharmacy law. I recommend the Weisman text for CA law, as it is a better book.
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This review is from: Pharmacy Practice and the Law, Sixth Edition (Pharmacy Practice & the Law) (Paperback)
This book is wordy with long drawn out chapters that are brutal to read. The cyclical writing almost predisposes it to contradictory conclusions. It seems that the writers wanted a pretentious book, full of long complicated definitions and examples, instead of focusing on practical, clear, concise interpretations.
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Pharmacy laws describe for pharmacists the basic requirements of day-to-day practice. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
misfilled prescription, opioid treatment programs, defendant pharmacy, administrative inspection warrant, health care economic information, fill pharmacy, defendant pharmacist, pharmacy agreements, reasonable pharmacist, fill pharmacies, controlled substance prescriptions, pharmacy practice acts, pharmacy error, administrative hearing commission, drug product liability, suitability petition, collaborative practice agreements, learned intermediary doctrine, adequate directions for use, refill authorization, pharmacy license, pharmacist license, refill information, pioneer drug, starch blockers Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Controlled Substances Act, Rite Aid, Walgreen Company, Cosmetic Act, New Jersey, Durham-Humphrey Amendment, Orange Book, Drug Enforcement Administration, New York, Winn Dixie, Inez Nelms, Sherman Antitrust Act, Federal Trade Commission, Prescription Drug Marketing Act, Joint Stipulation, Penal Code, Poison Prevention Packaging Act, Washington Legal Foundation, Case Studies Issue, Federal Register, Certificate of Registration, Nonprofit Institutions Act, Van Bramer, Walker Pharmacy New!
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Pharmacy laws describe for pharmacists the basic requirements of day-to-day practice. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
misfilled prescription, opioid treatment programs, defendant pharmacy, administrative inspection warrant, health care economic information, fill pharmacy, defendant pharmacist, pharmacy agreements, reasonable pharmacist, fill pharmacies, controlled substance prescriptions, pharmacy practice acts, pharmacy error, administrative hearing commission, drug product liability, suitability petition, collaborative practice agreements, learned intermediary doctrine, adequate directions for use, refill authorization, pharmacy license, pharmacist license, refill information, pioneer drug, starch blockers Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Controlled Substances Act, Rite Aid, Walgreen Company, Cosmetic Act, New Jersey, Durham-Humphrey Amendment, Orange Book, Drug Enforcement Administration, New York, Winn Dixie, Inez Nelms, Sherman Antitrust Act, Federal Trade Commission, Prescription Drug Marketing Act, Joint Stipulation, Penal Code, Poison Prevention Packaging Act, Washington Legal Foundation, Case Studies Issue, Federal Register, Certificate of Registration, Nonprofit Institutions Act, Van Bramer, Walker Pharmacy New!
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- On Liberty by John Stuart Mill on page 5, and page 21
- Federal Trade Commission (Know Your Government) by Pamela B. Stuart in Back Matter
- An Introduction to Legal Reasoning (Phoenix Books in Law) by Edward H. Levi on page 21
- Risk Management by Dearborn Financial Services on page 83
- A Practical Guide to Food and Drug Law and Regulation by K. R. Pina on page 83
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- Essentials of Pharmacy Law (Plant Engineering Series) by Douglas J. Pisano on page 70, and page 73
- Haftung für fehlerhafte Arzneimittel und Medizinprodukte: Eine vergleichende Untersuchung des deutschen und US-amerikanischen Rechts (MedR Schriftenreihe Medizinrecht) (German Edition) by Nina Jenke in Back Matter
- Pharmacy Practice by Kevin M. G. Taylor on page 221
- Prescribed Medications And the Public Health: Laying the Foundations for Risk Reduction by William N. Kelly in Back Matter
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