Further, patient () must be secured by the immunizing pharmacist prior to any vaccination to be administered

A. PHARMACEUTICAL OUTLET

1. It should have a valid () issued by the FDA

2. Vaccine products should have valid()issued by the FDA

3. It should maintain ()

4. It should have () for vaccine storage, handling, preparation, dispensing, administration, and disposal

5. It should have a procedure for monitoring, handling and reporting of ()

6. It should comply with other () as may be prescribed

Immunizing Pharmacist ¨ Only () certified immunizing pharmacist shall provide vaccination services in pharmacies

Below are the requirements of an immunizing RPh

o Certificate of () in the Pharmaceutical outlet

o Valid Certificate in ()

o Valid Certificate of ()

Returns of Medicines from Clients/Patients

¨ Medication returns shall be in accordance to the existing laws and regulations of the () and other regulatory agencies, provided that, safety of the patient will not be compromised

¨ To ensure quality and integrity of medications for all patients, drugs with () requirements and compounded products shall not be accepted for return

Article V Accredited Professional Organization Section 41. THE INTEGRATED AND ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION (APO) OF PHARMACIES

¨ Membership in the integrated APO shall not be a bar to () in other associations of pharmacists

Section 42. MEMBERSHIP TO THE INTEGRATED AND ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION

¨ All registered pharmacists must be members of the () and must maintain membership throughout the duration of the practice of the profession

¨ The PIC shall not be renewed if the requirements for membership with the APO are not met including credit units for attendance to duly accredited()

Section 43. SPECIALTY BOARDS IN VARIOUS AREAS OF PHARMACY PRACTICE ¨ Specialty Boards in various areas of pharmacy practice shall be created, subject to accreditation by the

The Board shall issue() in the accreditation of specialty boards in various areas of pharmacy practice, which shall include the standards of practice within different specialties, qualifications, and requirements for the certification of practitioners under each specialty, among others

Commencement of Action/Procedure ¨ An action if commenced when

A. Based on a Complaint

1. A written complaint under oath shall be filed by any person against a pharmacist with BOP. The complaint shall be in () copies complaint with supporting documentary evidences and/or affidavits of witnesses. The respondent shall be furnished with a copy of the complaint and its attachments

2. Respondents shall submit a reply with supporting documentary evidences and/or affidavits including witness/es within () calendar days from receipt of the complaint

3. The BOP hears and investigates cases arising the violation of the Pharmacy Act, its IRR, Code of Ethics, and other laws relevant to the practice of pharmacy. It may issue ()()() to compel attendance of respondent (s) and/or witnesses

4. The BOP may delegate the hearing or investigation of administrative cases filed before it, except when the issue or question strictly involves or concerns the practice of pharmacy profession or occupation, in which the case, the hearing shall be presided over by at least () member of the BOP assisted by a legal or hearing officer of the PRC, subject to applicable provisions of the pharmacy Act and/or its IRRs

5. The () shall conduct or delegate the conduct of summary proceedings on minor violations of the Pharmacy Act and its IRRs, as well as, violations of the general instructions to examinees committed by examinees

6. The BOP renders judgements or decisions in()()(), as a collegial body, by a majority of all its members, subject to applicable provisions of the pharmacy Act.

7. A motion for reconsideration may be filed from an adverse judgement or decision with () calendars days from the receipt thereor

8. All judgements or decisions become final and executory, () days from the receipt thereof or from the receipt of the resolution of the motion for reconsideration, unless appealed to the PRC

B. Based on Information or as a Result of BOPs Inspection.

o The BOP prepares the () sheet, containing the particulars of the violation, committed and the affidavit (s) of witness(es) and documentary evidence(s) attached thereto. Then the Procedure A, above is followed

Section 44. REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF THE COR AND CANCELLATION OF S/TP ¨ The board shall have the power, upon notice and hearing, to revoke or suspend the COR of an RPh or to cancel an () of a foreign pharmacist

GROUNDS (a) ()of any provisions of this Act, its rules and regulations, the Pharmacists’ Code of Ethics, Code of Technical Standards for the Professional Practice of the Pharmacy Profession, Code of Good Governance and all other guidelines, policies and regulatory measures of the Board and/or the PRC relating to the practice of the pharmacy profession

(b) Conviction of an offense involving () by a court of competent jurisdiction

(c) (), malpractice, incompetence, gross negligence, or imprudence in the practice of the profession

(d) () in the acquisition of the COR, PIC or STP, or renewal thereof

(e) Allowing the COR to be used or displayed in establishments where the pharmacist is not actually() and practicing

(f) Addiction to () beverages or to any habitforming drug rendering a pharmacist incompetent to practice the profession

(g) () the illegal practice of a nonregistered and licensed person

(h) () or any mental disorder that would render the person incompetent to practice pharmacy

(i) ()()() advertisements and endorsements of pharmaceutical products, pharmaceutical outlets and establishments wherethe pharmacist’s name or the pharmacist’s professional organization and similar information, or both, are used

(j) Manufacture, sale, offering for sale of counterfeit, spurious, substandard and falsified pharmaceutical products and committing other acts in violation of Republic Act No. () and Republic Act No. (), otherwise known as the "Special Law on Counterfeit Drugs”

(k) () manufacture, sale, possession, dispensing of dangerous drugs and other acts in violation of Republic Act No. 9165, and other applicable laws and issuances

(l) Committing acts in violation of () of Presidential Decree No. 881, entitled "Empowering the Secretary of Health to Regulate the Labeling, Sale and Distribution of Hazardous Substances" and Section 11 of Republic Act No. 3720, as amended

(m) Practicing pharmacy with a ()

(n) Unauthorized dispensing of pharmaceutical products through () online services or direct selling businesses; and

(o) Being found () of immoral, unprofessional, or dishonourable conduct by the Board.