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professional competencies at entry to practice was already well-aligned with other national and international competency profiles in terms of the language, structure and categories used to describe practice. The emerging trends identified suggested a need for the document to better reflect the shift in practice toward the pharmacy
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FOR PHARMACY COMPOUNDING OF NON-STERILE …
www.napra.caNon-sterile Preparations, as well as NAPRA’s Model Standards of Practice for Canadian Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians3, 4 and other policies and guidelines that may be in place in provincial/territorial jurisdictions. As for all prescriptions, it is expected that a pharmacist will review the prescription for each non-sterile preparation and
MODEL STANDARDS FOR PHARMACY COMPOUNDING …
www.napra.caIn January 2009, Health Canada developed its “Policy on Manufacturing and Compounding Drug Products in Canada”7. At the time these Model Standards were prepared, Health Canada was examining this policy with a view to creating new standards for situations not covered within the practice of pharmacy
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