By Franklin R. Cole, Ph.D. - College of Pharmacy - Idaho State ...

10. Documenting all necessary steps and procedures involved in the
compounding of a drug product.
11. Producing a pharmaceutically elegant product (i.e. the label is
clean and applied to the container correctly).
12. Describing what policies and procedures are in place for dealing
with medication errors.
Pharmacy Management
1. Describing the principles of inventory control, and stock arrangement
and storage procedures.
2. Ordering, returning merchandise, receiving and pricing medication
products from wholesalers.
3. Maintaining suitable records for poisons, controlled substances,
syringes and needles.
4. Summarizing pharmacy management responsibilities, i.e., policy
and procedure development, employee relations, etc.
Drug Information
Other
1. Utilizing an appropriate resource to determine the ingredient(s)
of an unidentified tablet/capsule.
2. Judging whether he or she can correctly answer a patient request
for information, or referring the patient to an appropriate source
for response.
3. Recognizing and referring any case of poisoning or overdose to the
nearest poison information center.
1. Summarizing what actions are taken when a patient presents
with a forged prescription (i.e. notifying the appropriate authorities).
2. Explaining the basics of third party billing and insurance policies
and procedures.
I hereby certify that all statements given herein are true, and that to the best of my knowledge
the experience thus gained by this applicant has been predominantly related to the
practice of pharmacy.
Date Preceptor Name (print) Preceptor Signature Initials
39 2006 College of Pharmacy Student Handbook