Dale and Appelbe's Pharmacy and Medicines LawGordon E. Appelbe, Joy Wingfield This text is a comprehensive guide to law and ethics for pharmacy practice in the UK. Since publication of the first edition in 1976, it has become established as the standard student textbook and reference work on this subject in the UK. It includes information on the law that affects the practice of pharmacy in the UK, complete coverage of the pharmacy undergraduate and pre- registration syllabus and British law relating to medicines and poisons. This tenth edition has been substantially updated in connection with the advent of the GPhC and the new PLB, and revision of the Medicines Act. |
Contents
Chapter 1 Sources of law | 1 |
scope of regulation | 21 |
the licensing system | 39 |
advertising | 61 |
Chapter 5 Pharmacy businesses | 71 |
Pharmacy Medicines | 83 |
General Sale Medicines | 89 |
Prescription Only Medicines | 95 |
Chapter 16 Veterinary medicines | 187 |
Chapter 17 Controlled Drugs | 207 |
Chapter 18 Poisons | 245 |
Chapter 19 Alcohol and denatured alcohol | 259 |
Chapter 20 Chemicals | 267 |
Chapter 21 Miscellaneous legislation affecting pharmacy | 277 |
Chapter 22 Pharmacy regulation | 303 |
Chapter 23 Professional conduct | 325 |
exemptions from controls | 117 |
wholesale dealing | 139 |
sale and supply of homoeopathic medicines | 145 |
herbal medicines | 153 |
prohibitions for protection of the purchaser | 163 |
labelling packaging leaflets and identification | 167 |
pharmacopoeias and compendia | 183 |
Common terms and phrases
administration alcohol amended apply Article body certificate chapter classifications clinical Commission comply containing Controlled Drugs Court defined denatured alcohol dispensing England exemption first fitness to practise FTP Committee GPhC guidance Health and Social Health Service healthcare his/her HMRs Human Medicines Regulations independent prescriber labelling leaflet legislation manufacture marketing authorisation Medical Council medicinal product Medicines Act 1968 Medicines Regulations 2012 Misuse of Drugs National Health Service NHS Wales NHSCB Northern Ireland offence officer ofthe package paracetamol patient Pharmaceutical Services pharmacist Pharmacy Medicines Pharmacy Order pharmacy technician poisons practice premises preparation prescription Prescription Only Medicines procedures profession professional purpose qualifications registered pharmacy registrant’s relating relevant Responsible Pharmacist retail pharmacy business Royal Pharmaceutical Society Rules s/he sale or supply satisfied Schedule Scotland Secretary sold specified standards substance traditional herbal veterinary medicines veterinary surgeon VMRs Wales