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First Florida Board Enactment year |
1889 |
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# of Florida Compliance Officers / Inspectors |
18 |
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Florida Board Fiscal Year dates |
July 1 - June 30 |
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# of Board Members? Pharmacists? Public? How do they reach office? |
9 members = 7 pharmacists + 2 public --4 of the pharmacists must be practicing, all must have been practicing for >/= 4 yrs, serve for 4 yr term, and are limited to 2 full terms --Public members serve 4 yr term, limited to 2 full terms --at least 1 must be 60yoa or older All are appointed by the governor of FL |
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Exam requirements |
NAPLEX, MPJE FL participates in NAPLEX score transfer program (valid for transfer for 1 yr) Must graduate from accredited COP to take exams |
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Pharmacy Practice Experience hour requirements during school? post-grad? what year to be eligible? college-supervised hours? |
during school practical hours: 2,080 hrs post-grad practical hours: none what year does in/externship credit begin: 1PD college-supervised experience hours: varies |
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licensure/registration requirements for. . . training sites? preceptors? interns? fee for interns? intern licensure duration? |
training sites - NO registration preceptors - NO registration interns - YES licensure interns - NO fees/renuals interns - license NEVER EXPIRES |
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Florida foreign pharmacist licensure requirements (see FPGEC Application Bulletin at www.nabp.net for more info) |
pass NAPLEX and MPJE 2,080 hrs -- 500 of which must be in state NO 'appearance before board' FPGEC (Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee from NABP) certification {loophole for Canadians '93-'04} 1~their school is checked to meet min length/content 2~document licensure/registration as pharmacist in other country 3~pass the FPGEE (foreign pharmacy graduate equivalency exam) and TOEFL (test of English as foreign language) |
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Initial Pharmacist Licensure agency? age? fee? temporary license? criminal history check? |
~agency - BoP (board of pharmacy) ~minimum age - 18yrs ~fee - $190 ~temporary - yes, temporary military license may be issued to an eligible spouse of any active duty. must submit proof entitled to full license ~criminal check - no |
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Pharmacist licensure transfer to LEAVE FL (?) fee? MPJE? Special requirements? |
fee - $100 MPJE - YES special requirements - contact board for special requirements; military pharmacists who have practiced in the last 6 mos are eligible for expedited licensure |
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Pharmacist licensure transfer to COME TO FL (?) board? hearings per year? temporary license? |
board - review/approval (no hearing) hearings per year - 6 temporary license - YES; temporary military licenses may be issued to an eligible spouse of an active duty member of the armed forces and submit proof that entitled to full license |
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Pharmacist License Renewal schedule? renewal fee? expiration date? notification date? |
schedule - biennial on ODD years renewal fee - $205 expires - Sept 30th on ODD years notified - 90-120 days prior to expiration |
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Continuing Pharmacy Edu Requirements (CPE) |
30 hours every 2 years ~10 hrs from live program ~2 hrs on medication errors ~1 hr on AIDS/HIV prior to FIRST RENEWAL (24 hrs of consultant/nuclear pharmacist coursework biennial for consultant/nuclear pharmacist license) |
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1 CEU = ? contact hours |
1 CEU = 10 contact hours (1 contact hour = 0.1 CEU) |
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Discipline of Pharmacist Licenses what agency disciplines licensees? how many licenses ('13-'14) were. . . suspended? revoked? reinstated?
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agency - Board of Pharmacy suspended - 8 revoked - 23 reinstated - 2 |
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Techs licensed? registered? certified? registration fee? renewal schedule? training? CPE? exams? BoP can deny, revoke, suspend, restrict? |
Techs licensed - NO registered - YES; after Board-approved training certified - NO fee - $100 renewal - biennial training - YES; before registered CPE - 20hrs / 2yrs exam - NO BoP revoke etc. - YES |
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ratio of techs to pharmacist. . . in ambulatory care? in institutional care? |
ratio. . . upon approval of BoP (otherwise 1:1) amb - 3:1 institutional care - 3:1 |
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hospital tech. . . accept called-in Rx? enter Rx into computer? check other tech's work? call physician for refill auth? compound? transfer orders? |
hospital tech. . . accept called in Rx - NO enter Rx into computer - YES check other tech's work - NO call physician for refill auth - YES compound - YES transfer orders - NO |
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community tech. . . accept call in Rx from physician? enter Rx into computer? check work of other techs? call physician for refill auth? compound? transfer orders? |
community tech. . . accept call in Rx - NO enter Rx into computer - YES check work of other techs - NO call physician for refill auth - YES compound - YES transfer orders - NO |
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Pharmacy licensure # of license categories? must non-resident pharmacy be licensed/registered? must non-resident pharmacist be licensed? separate sterile compound license pharmacies? separate license registered with FDA as outsourcing compounding pharmacy? pharmacy licensure/registration initial / renewal / schedule fee? controlled substance license/fees? state recognize VIPPS accreditation? |
Pharmacy licensure ~# of license categories - 17 ~ must non-resident pharmacy be licensed/registered? - YES; if ship/mail/deliver/dispense/provide rx drugs or devices to state residents ~must non-resident pharmacist be licensed - NO ~sterile compound license pharmacy - YES ~separate license registered with FDA as outsourcing compounding pharmacy - YES ~pharmacy licensure/registration - $250 / $250 / 2yr ~controlled substance license/fees - none ~FL recognize VIPPS - NO |
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VIPPS? |
Verified Internet Pharmacy Practice Sites NABP sets criteria |
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Pharmacy Classes (17 of them) |
Class I (nursing home - institutional) Class II (hospital - institutional) Class IIA Modified Class IIB Modified Class IIC Community (+permit for schedule II&III) Special Parenteral/Enteral Special Parenteral/Enteral Extended Scope Special Nonresident Special Closed System Special End Stage Renal Disease Animal Shelter Nuclear Special Assisted Living Facility Internet Nonresident Nonresident Sterile Compounding |
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Wholesale Distributor Licensure Licensed by whom? license out-of-state wholesalers? license wholesalers of non-rx drugs? does FL recognize VAWD (Verified-Accredited Wholesaler Distributors) accreditation? |
licensed by - Bureau of Drugs, Devices, and Cosmetics BoP regulate; licensed - NO; NO license out-of-state wholesalers - YES VAWD recognized - NO |
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Drug Control Regulations Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act? Dangerous Drug Law? Controlled Substances Act? Precursor substances placed in controlled substance schedule? Controlled substances of concern scheduled differently from Fed Controlled Substance Act? Regulate OTC pseudoephedrine? Regulate dispensing of Rx med devices? Regulate dispensing of medical oxygen? |
Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act - YES same as fed Dangerous Drug Law - YES same as fed Controlled Substances Act - YES same as fed Precursors scheduled - NO Differ from Fed Controlled Substance Act - NO Regulate OTC pseudoephedrine - YES Regulate Rx med devices - NO Regulate medical oxygen - NO |
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Drug Product Selection Laws State drug formulary? Two-line Rx format? generic substitution permissive or mandatory? How to prevent substitution? cost savings pass-on? patient consent? designated non-substitutable drugs (narrow therapeutic index drugs)? interchangeability requirements for biosimilars/biologics? |
state drug formulary - NO pharmacy-by-pharmacy develops list of drug products two-line rx format - NO generic substitution - mandatory prevent substitution - MD must indicate on rx cost savings pass-on - full savings must be passed on to consumer patient consent for substitution - YES non-substitutables - YES interchangeability requirements for biosimilars/biologics - NO; only if approved by FDA |
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Prescription Requirements accept non-control from out-of-state prescriber? accept control from out-of-state provider? Rx for syringe/needle? syringe/needle sale only in pharmacy? time limit on rx refills? schedule V otc? control rx monitoring program? mandatory rx monitoring program? allow preprinted rx for non-controls? require expiration on vial in community? how long maintain rx record? Rx pad formatting requirements? |
accept non-control from out-of-state prescriber - YES; some restrictions accept control from out-of-state provider - YES; some restrictions Rx for syringe/needle - NO; cannot sell to minor (unless lawful need) syringe/needle sale only in pharmacy - NO time limit on rx refills - 1 yr from written; no refill for Sch.II; III/IV/V 5x in 6mos schedule V otc - YES control rx monitoring program - YES mandatory rx monitoring program - NO preprinted rx for non-control - YES but not MD's signature require expiration on vial - YES maintain rx record - 2 yrs rx pad formatting - NO |
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Faxed Rx regulated faxing of rx? controlled substance faxed rx? Internal security code required? transmission marked "faxed copy"? Prescriber info required? signature of prescriber's transmitting agent? non-fading record (legibility time)? disposition of original rx? |
regulated faxing of rx - YES controls faxed - YES III-V, limited II internal security code required - NO transmission marked "faxed copy" - NO prescriber info required - YES signature of prescriber's transmitting agent - NO non-fading requirement - NO disposition of original rx - cannot be filled until fax from prescriber reaches pharmacy (cannot accept fax handed to pharmacy by patient) |
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Electronic rx transmission in-state prescriber computer to pharmacy computer allowed? out-of-state prescriber computer to pharmacy computer allowed? transfer between in-state pharmacy computers? transfer between out-of-state pharmacy computers? electronic prescribing of controls? |
in-state prescriber to pharmacy - YES transfer between in-state pharmacies - YES e-prescribing controls - " -- " (no comment for FL) |
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Patient counseling requirements for medicaid pts? for all other pts? for new rx? for refills? face-to-face by pharmacist? are pt profiles mandated? |
medicaid pt - must OFFER to counsel all other pts - must OFFER to counsel new rx - must OFFER to counsel refills - must OFFER to counsel face-to-face - YES if pt/agent is in pharmacy, otherwise written offer to counsel with phone # pt profiles mandated - YES |
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Prescribing authority PA (physician assistant)? ARNP (advanced registered nurse practitioner)? CNS (clinical nurse specialist)? nurse midwife? midwife? NP (nurse practitioner)? OB/GYN Nurse Practitioner? Pediatric Nurse Practitioner? Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner? CRNA (certified registered nurse anesthetist)? Dr. of homeopathy (within course of practice)? optometrist? EMT paramedic (emergency medical tech)? naturopathic doctor? |
PA - dependent, limited formulary ARNP - dependent; may initiate orders under protocol CNS - NO nurse midwife - NO midwife - NO nurse practitioner - NO OB/GYN nurse practitioner - NO pediatric nurse practitioner - NO psychiatric nurse practitioner - NO CRNA - dependent, limited prescribing authority Dr. of homeopathy - Not licensed optometrist - independent limited authority within specified formulary for the profession EMT paramedic - NO naturopathic doctor - independent unlimited authority (cannot obtain new licenses) |
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Dispensing authority MD? Dr. of osteopathic medicine? dentist? podiatrist? veterinarian? Dr. of homeopathy? PA? ARNP? CNS? nurse midwife? midwife? NP? OB/GYN Nurse Practitioner? Pediatric Nurse Practitioner? Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner? Optometrist? naturopathic Dr.? |
MD - YES (but not Sch.II / III) Dr. of osteopathic medicine - YES (but not Sch.II / III) dentist - YES Dr. of homeopathy - NO, not licensed in FL PA - YES, per formulary and as delegated by dispensing physician ARNP - YES CNS - NO nurse midwife - NO midwife - NO NP - NO OB/GYN NP - NO pediatric NP - NO psychiatric NP - NO Optometrist - may dispense free of charge to pt naturopathic Dr. - YES |
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Possession of non-controlled legend drugs MD? Dr. of osteopathic medicine? dentist? podiatrist? veterinarian? Dr. of homeopathy? PA? ARNP? CNS? nurse midwife? midwife? NP? OB/GYN NP? Pediatric NP? Psychiatric NP? Optometrist? naturopathic Dr.? Pharmacist? |
MD - YES Dr. of osteopathic medicine - YES dentist - YES podiatrist - YES veterinarian - YES Dr. of homeopathy - NO PA - YES ARNP - YES CNS - NO nurse midwife - NO midwife - NO NP - NO OB/GYN NP - NO Pediatric NP - NO Psychiatric NP - NO Optometrist - YES, only drugs related to diagnosis or tx of eye and adjacent structures naturopathic Dr. - YES Pharmacist - YES, in the course of professional practice |
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Possession of controlled substances MD? Dr. of osteopathic medicine? dentist? podiatrist? veterinarian? Dr. of homeopathy? PA? ARNP? CNS? nurse midwife? midwife? NP? OB/GYN NP? Pediatric NP? Psychiatric NP? Optometrist? naturopathic Dr.? Pharmacist? |
MD - YES Dr. of osteopathic medicine - YES dentist - YES podiatrist - YES veterinarian - YES Dr. of homeopathy - NO PA - NO ARNP - NO CNS - NO nurse midwife - NO midwife - NO NP - NO OB/GYN NP - NO Pediatric NP - NO Psychiatric NP - NO Optometrist - NO naturopathic Dr. - YES Pharmacist - YES via pharmacy as DEA registrant |
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Miscellaneous state pharmacy laws Does BoP allow centralized rx filling? Collaborative practice agreements and/or protocol to allow pharmacists to initiate, modify, and/or D/C pt tx? MTM outside of pharmacy setting? pharmacist administer drugs? administer immunizations? May a prescriber own a pharmacy? FL have "freedom of choice" legislation? can pharmacy maintain electronic reference materials? Does BoP require pharmacies to have continuous quality improvement program? Does BoP have regulations aimed at relieving pharmacist workload? Does BoP have regulatory oversight of pharmacy benefit managers? FL have drug repository/donation program? FL permit return and reuse meds? FL have laws on disposal of meds? |
centralized rx filling - YES collaborative practice agreement to manage tx - YES with restrictions MTM outside of pharmacy setting - NO administer drugs - NO administer immunizations - YES if certified by BoP as immunizer prescriber-owned pharmacy - YES "freedom of choice" - NO electronic references - YES continuous quality improvement - YES reduce pharmacist workload - YES meal break provisions oversight of PBM - NO drug repository/donation program - YES return and reuse meds - NO laws for disposal of meds - YES |
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Does BoP require compliance with USP 797 sterile preparations compounding? |
USP 797 - YES the BoP has rules that include some USP 797 |