What are the regulations for pharmacy pharmacists?

Answer 1

The following are some of the regulations related to the management of pharmacists:

** I. Regulations on Pharmacist Qualification **
1. ** In terms of obtaining qualifications **
- Pharmacists should have a pharmaceutical or related academic background. For example, a bachelor's degree or above would usually meet the basic requirements. At the same time, they had to pass the National Pharmacist Qualification Examination and obtain the Pharmacist Professional Qualification Certificate before they could engage in related work. Before obtaining the Professional Qualification Certificate, they had to complete the prescribed internship and training to ensure that they had the necessary practical experience and skills.
2. ** Working Years Requirement for Different Academic Degrees (For Registration for the Pharmacist Qualification Examination)**
- Having worked in pharmacy or Chinese medicine for seven years with a secondary school degree; having worked in pharmacy or Chinese medicine for five years with a college degree; having worked in pharmacy or Chinese medicine for three years with a bachelor's degree; having worked in pharmacy or Chinese medicine for one year with a second bachelor's degree, graduate class or master's degree; and having a doctor's degree can directly apply for the examination. According to the relevant regulations of the state, those who are employed as senior professional technical positions and have one of the conditions of "apprentice of traditional Chinese medicine, graduate from secondary school of pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine, and have been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 20 years", or "have obtained a college degree or above in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors, and have been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 15 years" can be exempted from some examination subjects.

** II. Pharmacist Code of Practice and Regulations **
1. ** Medicine Management **
- Pharmacists should be responsible for the purchase, storage, distribution, and recycling of drugs to ensure the quality and safety of drugs. For example, they had to strictly follow the drug storage requirements to keep the drugs and prevent them from deteriorating.
2. ** In terms of prescription review **
- Pharmacists should review the prescriptions issued by doctors to ensure that the prescriptions were reasonable and the medication was correct. This helped to ensure that the patient's medication was safe, effective, economical, and reasonable.

** 3. Regulations on the Protection of Pharmacists 'Benefits **
- The regulations stipulated the protection measures for pharmacists 'rights and interests, including professional training, promotion of professional titles, remuneration and other aspects of pharmacists, so as to protect the legitimate rights and interests of pharmacists and ensure that pharmacists could perform their duties in a good professional environment.

** IV. Regulations on the Qualification Examination of Pharmacists **
- The Pharmacy Department must strictly examine the qualifications of pharmacists. Those who have not obtained the qualifications of pharmacists (Chinese and Western medicine) are not allowed to independently engage in pharmaceutical professional and technical work. If it is really necessary to practice independently due to work needs, the pharmacist who has obtained the title of pharmacist but has not achieved the title of pharmacist should be engaged in pharmaceutical professional technical work for three years, and their humanities quality, basic theory, professional skills, relevant knowledge and skills should be tested and assessed. Those who pass the relevant procedures (the pharmacy department reports to the competent dean for approval, and the human resources department files) can independently engage in pharmaceutical professional technical work. For the newly transferred personnel with professional and technical qualifications of pharmacists or above, they would first try out for two months. After the probation period expired, they would pass the comprehensive examination and assessment of the Pharmacy Department, and then go through the relevant procedures (the Pharmacy Department would report to the competent Dean for approval, and the Human Resources Department would record it) before they could independently engage in pharmaceutical professional and technical work. The probation period for new graduates was one year. They could not practice independently and could only work at the pharmacist level. Under the guidance of the senior pharmacist, they were engaged in the common prescription allocation work and rotated between the pharmacy, the preparation, and the warehouse. After the probation period, if you have obtained the professional and technical qualifications, you will submit the qualification certificate to the Human Resources Department for filing, and you will be managed according to the professional and technical qualifications; if you have not obtained the professional and technical qualifications, you will be managed according to the probation period.

** V. Pharmaceutical Affairs Management and Regulations **
- For example, the regulations of the national organization to carry out nationwide adverse drug reaction monitoring indirectly affect the performance of pharmacists 'duties in the pharmacy. For example, the Center for Drug Evaluation of the State Drug Administration is responsible for organizing and carrying out nationwide adverse drug reaction monitoring. Pharmacists may need to cooperate with relevant adverse drug reaction monitoring work in the pharmacy. At the same time, according to the regulations on prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs, pharmacists must follow the corresponding requirements for prescription sales when selling drugs in retail drugstores. For example, some drug retail drugstores must sell drugs by prescription and other regulations are also part of the pharmacist management regulations.
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