This is a comprehensive guide to law and ethics for pharmacy practice in the UK. "Dale and Appelbe's Pharmacy Law and Ethics" has become established as the standard student textbook and reference work on this subject in the UK. A knowledge of pharmacy law is a substantial and compulsory component of the undergraduate and pre-registration pharmacy syllabus in the UK and changes to the syllabus and practice require the text to be updated regularly. This revised edition provides a comprehensive guide to the law that affects the practice of pharmacy and the use of medicines in Great Britain, and complete coverage of the pharmacy undergraduate and pre-registration syllabus and British law relating to medicines and poisons.
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"An excellent introduction... I found the book an excellent introduction to an area of healthcare law often overlooked by the legal profession. Pharmacy Law and Ethics clearly outlines the legal and ethical duties of the pharmacist within the British legal system... The book is well written and can be easily understood by both students and those with more than a passing interest in the field of pharmacy law.' Amazon.co.uk '...probably the best reference for practitioners in Great Britain. I would also strongly recommend it to those of us interested in some fresh ideas about comparative healthcare systems derived from the practice of pharmacy within the UK.' Journal of Pharmaceutical Technology 2002; 18 (May/June): 163"
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Höhe: 234 mm
Breite: 156 mm
Dicke: 33 mm
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978-0-85369-827-2 (9780853698272)
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Both authors are well-known internationally as experts on pharmaceutical law and have worked on the previous three editions. Gordon Appelbe has lectured extensively on this subject and has also advised several national governments on the implementation of laws and regulations to govern the practice of pharmacy and use of medicines.
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Honorary Professor of Pharmacy Law and EthicsUniversity of Nottingham
1. Sources of Law; 2. Scope and Administration; 3. The Licensing System; 4. Sales Promotion of Medicinal Products; 5. Retail Pharmacy Business; 6. Pharmacy Medicines; 7. General Sale Medicines; 8. Prescription Only Medicines; 9. Retail Sale and Supply Exemptions From Controls for Other Persons; 10. Wholesale Dealing; 11. Sale and Supply of Homeopathic Medicines; 12. Herbal Remedies; 13. Veterinary Medicinal Products; 14. Prohibitions for Protection of the Purchaser; 15. Containers, Packages and Identification; 16. Pharmacopoeias and Other Publications; 17. Misuse of Drugs Act 1971; 18. Poisons Act; 19. Spirits and Methylated Spirits; 20. Dangerous Substances and Consumer Protection; 21. Miscellaneous Legislation Affecting Pharmacy; 22. The Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain; 23. Professional Conduct; 24. The Statutory Committee of the RPSGB; 25. Organisation of Other Professions; 26. National Health Service Law and Management; 27. Legal Decisions Affecting Pharmacy.
