Year 2000 Guide to Federal Pharmacy Law
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THE THESIS
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of federal pharmacy law as it stood at the turn of the millennium. It is authored by Gary D. Hall, an expert in the field, and aims to serve as a definitive reference for legal professionals and pharmacists. The book details the regulatory landscape, focusing on statutes and guidelines relevant to pharmacy practice in the United States.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Overview of federal statutes governing pharmacy practice.
- Analysis of regulations from key federal agencies (e.g., FDA, DEA).
- Discussion of controlled substance laws and their implications.
- Guidance on prescription requirements and dispensing practices.
- Information on professional conduct and disciplinary actions.
- Year 2000 legal framework for pharmaceutical compounding.
- Federal privacy regulations impacting patient information.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This reference work is designed for professionals seeking to understand the federal legal framework of pharmacy at a specific point in time. The content focuses on the statutes and regulations in effect around the year 2000, making it a historical snapshot for legal and pharmaceutical practitioners. Its utility lies in providing a structured overview of complex legal requirements relevant to the practice of pharmacy in the United States during that period.
Page Count:
287
Publication Date:
2000-01-01
ISBN-10:
0967633206
Non-Fiction
Reference
Law
Pharmacy
