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Lawful Groups

laws

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what is a law? a principle or rule that is advisable or obligatory to observe: such as federal law & state law: is an order, rule or regulation, follow whichever one is more strict.
regulation written rule or procedure that assures laws are carried out
standards criteria that measure product qualify or professional performances
ethics values and morals used within a profession; each persons morals can affect the ethics of a person in a professional situation: moral code and behavior
criminal law considered harmful to society: homicide, illegal drugs, thieft, etc...
civil law deals with personal injuries, business disputes, land deals, medical malpractice
midemeanor less serious, punishable by community service, parole, a fine, or imprisonment for 12 months or less.
felony more serious, punishable by at least 1 year of imprisonment
Regulatory Agencies CMS, DEA, FDA, JCAHO, OSHA, SBOP, NABP
CMS Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services; regulates administration of federal healthcare programs and laws such as, HIPAA, Medicare and Medicaid
DEA Drug Enforcement Agency; regulates legal drug trade in narcotics and dangerous drugs; drug traffic prevention; share jurisdiction with FBI; audit controlled substances; requires DEA registration number
FDA Food and Drug Administration; review/approve new drugs, generic equivalents, therapeutic indications for existing medications; responsible protect public health; assures safety, efficacy, security of: drugs, food, cosmetics, biological products, medical d
JCAHO Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Administration
what is a law? a principle or rule that is advisable or obligatory to observe: such as federal law & state law: is an order, rule or regulation, follow whichever one is more strict.
regulation written rule or procedure that assures laws are carried out
standards criteria that measure product qualify or professional performances
ethics values and morals used within a profession; each persons morals can affect the ethics of a person in a professional situation: moral code and behavior
criminal law considered harmful to society: homicide, illegal drugs, thieft, etc...
civil law deals with personal injuries, business disputes, land deals, medical malpractice
midemeanor less serious, punishable by community service, parole, a fine, or imprisonment for 12 months or less.
felony more serious, punishable by at least 1 year of imprisonment
Regulatory Agencies CMS, DEA, FDA, JCAHO, OSHA, SBOP, NABP
CMS Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services; regulates administration of federal healthcare programs and laws such as, HIPAA, Medicare and Medicaid
DEA Drug Enforcement Agency; regulates legal drug trade in narcotics and dangerous drugs; drug traffic prevention; share jurisdiction with FBI; audit controlled substances; requires DEA registration number
FDA Food and Drug Administration; review/approve new drugs, generic equivalents, therapeutic indications for existing medications; responsible protect public health; assures safety, efficacy, security of: drugs, food, cosmetics, biological products, medical d
JCAHO Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Administration; evaluates and accredits hospitals, hospice facilities, nursing homes, long term care facilities, rehabilitation centers, and other healthcare organizations
OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration; division of the U.S. Labor, assures the safety and health of American workers by setting and enforcing protective standards
SBOP State Board of Pharmacy; state agency that registers and regulates: pharmacy facilities, pharmacists, pharmacy techs; granted the authority to monitor, give , and take (revoke) licenses
NABP National Association of Boards of Pharmacy; pharmacy inspections, make exams for pharmacists, coordinate and guide state pharmacy board-standards
United States Pharmacopeia USP; standards of manufacturing and distribution of drugs and related products; directly referred to by federal and state laws
National Formulary NF; national database of officially recognized drug names
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