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To: Members, Licensing Committee Subject: Agenda Item 1: Review of Requests for Board Action to Become a Board of Pharmacy Approved Accreditation Agency for …Attach, 2011
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Background: California Business and Professions Code section 4127 et seq. establishes a specialized category of pharmacy licensure for pharmacies that are: 1. already licensed pharmacies, and 2. compound injectable sterile drug products. These specialized …
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