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Table of contents:
There is a substantial, and compulsory, law component in the course undertaken by pharmacy students. Qualified pharmacists have to keep abreast of changes in the law which affect their daily practice. This book is recognized as an accessible standard text for students, and as a practical reference source for practising pharmacists and healthcare managers. This third edition has been completely revised to take account of the many changes in the National Health Service and in the law generally. In addition to pharmacy law there are sections of general law covering many situations encountered in community pharmacy.
Contents:
The National Health Service
- Administration of the NHS
- Applications to dispense NHS prescriptions and rural dispensing
- Rural dispensing
- Terms of Service
- The drug tariff
- Prescription charges
- Complaints and discipline
- Retail pharmacy
- Manufacture and licensing of medicinal products
- Control of sales of medicines
- Special circumstances
- Hospitals and the Medicines Act
- Miscellaneous Medicines Act matters and HIV testing kits
- Labelling and containers
- Other health professions and medicines
- Poisons and other controls
- Controlled drugs
- Confidentiality and records
- The European Union
- The pharmacy profession
- Liability in negligence
- Business premises
- Business associations
- The sale of goods
- Employment law
- Appendices
- Index
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