Hi, Raj
In Canada, the provincial pharamacy regulatory bodies have all approved the
Model Standards of Practice for Canadian Pharmacists. These are available
at the website of the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory
Authorities (www.napra.org).
In British Columbia, our College of Pharmacists (the provincial licensing
body) had already adopted the NAPRA standards. As well, we've now got a
fully pilot-tested and implemented continuing competence program in place,
called RxCARE. You can find further information about this program at the
website www.rxcare.com.
I trust you'll find this information useful.
Regan Ready, BSc(Pharm), RPh
BC, Canada
At 08:58 AM 00/06/17 +0100, you wrote:
>Dear Friends,
> The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) in
>adopting international guidelines for Good Pharmacy Practice in 1993
>believed that STANDARDS based on these guidelines should be used by
>national pharmaceutical organisations, governments and international
>pharmaceutical organisations for nationally accepted standards of
>Good Pharmacy Practice.
> The Indian Pharmaceutical Association desires to frame
>standards based on these guidelines. I would be obliged if :
>1. I could know in which countries national standards have been
>framed based on the these FIP Good Pharmacy Guidelines.
>2. Whether such framed standards are available in electronic format
>and could be made available to me by email/website.
>3. If available as a printed copy, how one could procure it/them.
>
> Please send your answers directly to : pharmhin@goa1.dot.net.in
>OR rajvaidya@bigfoot.com.
> Thank you all of you in advance,
>
>Raj Vaidya.
>Raj Vaidya, M.Pharm,
>Community Pharmacist,
>Hindu Pharmacy,
>Panaji - Goa - India 403001.
>Email : rajvaidya@bigfoot.com
>
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