Library Information: The Pharmacy Law Continuing Education Library is a dynamic, comprehensive, and constantly updated resource on all subjects related to any aspect of Pharmacy Regulatory Compliance. It is the one-stop-shopping place for the answer to any question on any topic related to pharmacy law.
Any person who is responsible for compliance with state or federal pharmacy laws will value the resources that are available through the Pharmacy Law Continuing Education Library.
Continuing education credits are provided for the study of pharmacy law subject matter.
Unlock the Pharmacy Law Continuing Education Library for only $79, discounted to just $69 for freeCE members! Access to the library will expire on 1/1/2021.
The materials currently available in the Pharmacy Law Continuing Education Library are:
Principles of Self-Regulation in Pharmacy
The Ubiquitous “Misbranding” Violation
Legal Parameters of the Pharmacy Technician Role
Regulatory Standards for Opioid Prescription Screening
Marketed Unapproved Drugs
Generic Product Approval and Selection
Privacy and Confidentiality of Patient Information
The Legal Mandate for Patient Education by Pharmacists
Prospective Drug Use Review in the Shadow of OBRA-90
Compounding Requirements in the Post-NECC Era
Institutional Pharmacy Responsibility for Accurate Order Processing
Institutional Pharmacy Responsibility for Positive Therapeutic Outcomes
Pharmacy Liability for Dispensing Errors
Pharmacy Standards for Patient Self-Care
Regulatory Issues in Long-Term Care Pharmacy
Liability for Drug Product Defect
Defamatory Statements in the Pharmacist-Physician Relationship
The FDA and Post-Marketing Drug Safety
Drug Approval, Withdrawal, & Recall
Off-Label Drug Use and Promotion
The Pharmacist as Expert Witness
Pharmacist Declining to Dispense
Pharmacists and Matters of Personal Conscience
Drug Costs: The Micro Issues
Third Party Plans and Pharmacist Liability
Foundations of Forensic Pharmacy
Quality Improvement and Risk Management Strategies
Legal Issues for the “Pharmacist-in-Charge”
Virginia Board of Pharmacy v. Virginia Consumer Citizens Council (State restrictions on pharmacy price advertisements)
Whalen v. Roe (Aggregation and dissemination of information about patient use of controlled substances)
Sorrell v. IMS (Restrictions on sale of de-identified pharmacy dispensing information)
Oregon v. Gonzales (Federal restrictions on medical practice of state-approved death with dignity)
Thompson v. Western States (Federal restrictions on pharmacy compounding)
Merck Sharp & Dohme v. Albrecht (State v. federal standards for warnings in drug product labeling)
McKee v. American Home Products; Supreme Court of Washington; Expert witness qualifications and the duty to warn.
Hooks SuperX v. McLaughlin; Supreme Court of Indiana; Pharmacist duty to prevent attempted suicide from too-early refills.
Randol Mill Pharmacy v. Miller; Supreme Court of Texas; Compounding lawsuits considered to be health liability clams.
Kerns v. Hoppe; Supreme Court of Nevada; Patient assumption of risk for doctor shopping.
Ancheff v. Hartford Hospital; Supreme Court of Connecticut; Informed consent to pharmacist-managed gentamicin dosing protocol.
Happel v. Wal-Mart Stores; Supreme Court of Illinois; Pharmacist liability for dispensing contraindicated drug.
Five per year regularly scheduled (January-February; March-April; May-June-July; August-September-October; November-December)
Special Editions issued periodically through the year based on critical governmental or non-governmental reports relevant to pharmacy law.
Additional materials to be added in 2020:
Questions related to pharmacy law are answered, with references provided.
Subscribers may submit questions for consideration.
Government documents
Journal articles
Statutes and regulations
Videos
Regulatory Perspectives on the Opioid Abuse Crisis
Hospital Pharmacy Malpractice Liability
Pharmacy Compounding and Liability
Federal Regulation of Pharmacy and Drug Distribution
Workload as a Factor in Pharmacist Malpractice Litigation
The Federal-State Pharmacy Law Interface
State Pharmacy Statutes
State Board of Pharmacy Regulations
State Court Cases
Note:The Pharmacy Law Continuing Education Library does not provide specific legal advice. Neither PharmCon nor freeCE are licensed to provide legal advice. The materials contained within the Pharmacy Law Continuing Education Library are offered for educational purposes only. For specific legal advice, you must consult with an attorney. PharmCon and freeCE are not able to provide attorney referrals.
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