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268Chapter 11 – Profession of NaturopathyClassExamples of Specific AgentsClass: Anti-infectivesSub-class: Antifungals(cont.)Nystatin (oral)Nystatin (topical)Terbinafine (topical)Class: Anti-infectivesSub-class: AntiviralsAcyclovir (oral and topical)Class: Anti-infectivesSub-class:MiscellaneousMebendazoleMetronidazoleLindane lotionPermethrin (topical)Class: CNS AgentsSub-class: Analgesicsand AntipyreticsSub-sub-class: NSAIDsDiclofenac SodiumNaproxenClass: Skin andMucous MembraneAgentsBenzoyl PeroxideCapsaicinSelenium Sulfide (Topical)Urea creamSalicylic and lactic acid (topical)Gentian violet8. Recommendations1: That NDs be authorized to prescribe, dispense, compound andsell drugs and prescription therapeutic products as prescribed bythe regulations and in accordance with the standards of practiceof the College.2: That the standards of practice for prescribing, dispensing,compounding and selling drugs and prescription therapeuticproducts should be developed by an interprofessional committeeand should be equivalent to those expected of a physician.HPRAC Critical Links January 2009
269Chapter 11 – Profession of Naturopathy3: A list of designated classes of prescription therapeutic productsshould be approved in regulations under the Naturopathy Act, 2007.The list should be comprised of the following:Class: Prescription Therapeutic Products4: A list of designated classes of drugs should be approved inregulations under the Naturopathy Act, 2007. The list should becomprised of the following:Class: Anti-infectivesSubclass: AntibioticsSubclass: AntifungalsSubclass: AntiviralsSubclass: MiscellaneousClass: CNS AgentsSubclass: Analgesics and antipyreticsSubclass: NSAIDsClass: Skin and Mucous Membrane Agents9. Implementation ProposalsTo implement HPRAC’s recommendations, the following changes tostatutes and regulations are proposed:1. That subsection 1(1) of the Naturopathy Act, 2007 be amended to addthe following:“Prescription therapeutic product” has the same meaning as inthe Food and Drugs Act (Canada).2. That paragraph 5 of section 4(1) of the Naturopathy Act, 2007 berepealed and the following substituted:Authorized acts5. Communicating a diagnosis made by the member identifying,as the cause of an individual’s symptoms, a disease, disorderor dysfunction that can be identified from,i. the individual’s health history,ii. the findings of a comprehensive health examination, oriii. the results of any prescribed naturopathic examinations.HPRAC Critical Links January 2009
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