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The Pharmacy Practice Guide is designed to increase licensee compliance by providing guidance on basic provisions of Missouri’s law governing pharmacy practice.  \nThe Board has served Missouri citizens through the regulation and licensing of the pharmacy profession since 1909. The Board is an autonomous Board within the Division of Professional Registration, an agency of the Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance. The Board’s mission is to serve and protect the public in the practice of pharmacy by providing an accessible, responsible and accountable regulatory system that:  \n• Protects the public;  \n• Licenses only qualified professionals; and  \n• Enforces practice standards.  \nThe Board consists of seven (7) members, including, one (1) public member and six (6) licensed pharmacists actively engaged in the practice of pharmacy in Missouri.  \nAdditional pharmacy resources and compliance materials are available on the Board’[s website at](s website at pr.mo.gov/pharmacists)[ pr.mo.gov/pharmacists](s website at pr.mo.gov/pharmacists). The Board also provides license and regulatory updates via e-alerts and the Board’s electronic newsletter. Interested parties can sign up for the Board’[s newsletter and e-alerts at](s newsletter and e-alerts at public.govdelivery.com/accounts/MODIFP/subscribers/)[ public.govdelivery.com/accounts/MODIFP/subscribers/](s newsletter and e-alerts at public.govdelivery.com/accounts/MODIFP/subscribers/)[ ](s newsletter and e-alerts at public.govdelivery.com/accounts/MODIFP/subscribers/)[new?preferences=true](new?preferences=true.)[.](new?preferences=true.)  \nThe Missouri Pharmacy Practice Guide is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute  \na rule statement of general applicability or binding law. Additionally, the Practice Guide does not constitute  \na comprehensive review of all governing law or controlled substance requirements. To ensure compliance,  \nlicensees should independently review Chapter 338, RSMo, 20 CSR 2220 and all applicable state and federal laws.  \nStatutes/rules may have changed since this document was issued. In the event ofa conflict or inconsistency, duly promulgated or enacted state or federal law shall control. The Board expressly reserves the right to revise the contents as deemed appropriate or necessary. Questions regarding this document can be e-mailed to  \n[MissouriBOP@pr.mo.gov](MissouriBOP@pr.mo.gov).  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \n Section A: Regulatory Information  \nA.1 General Authority .......................................................6 A.3 Disciplinary Authority ................................................6  \nA.2 Compliance and Education .......................................6  \n Section B: Pharmacist Licensing B.4 Inactive Licenses ........................................................10  \nB.1 Requirements ..............................................................8 B.5 Jury Duty ......................................................................10  \nB.2 Name, Address & Employment Changes ...............8 B.6 Military Licenses .........................................................10  \nB.3 Renewals/Continuing Education.............................8 B.7 Reporting of Disciplinary/Adverse Actions ............11  \n Section C: Pharmacist Scope of Practice  \nC.1 Authorized Activities..................................................12 C.5 Tele-pharmacy ............................................................14  \nC.2 Supervising Pharmacy Staff .....................................12 C.6 Consulting Activities/Class-I Pharmacies ..............14  \nC.3 Prescriptive Authority................................................13 C.7 Patient Medical Testing .............................................14  \nC.","cbCaisSRB0zZhxPD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisSRB0zZhxPD","pdf",1088387,115,"English","# Section A: Regulatory Information\n## A.1 General Authority\n## A.2 Compliance and Education\n## A.3 Disciplinary Authority\n# Section B: Pharmacist Licensing\n## B.1 Requirements\n## B.2 Name, Address & Employment Changes\n## B.3 Renewals/Continuing Education\n## B.4 Inactive Licenses\n## B.5 Jury Duty\n## B.6 Military Licenses\n## B.7 Reporting of Disciplinary/Adverse Actions\n# Section C: Pharmacist Scope of Practice\n## C.1 Authorized Activities\n## C.2 Supervising Pharmacy Staff\n## C.3 Prescriptive Authority\n## C.4 Non-Dispensing Activities Outside of a Pharmacy\n## C.5 Tele-pharmacy\n## C.6 Consulting Activities/Class-I Pharmacies\n## C.7 Patient Medical Testing\n## C.8 Nicotine Replacement Therapy Products\n## C.9 Naloxone Dispensing\n# Section D: Pharmacy Licensing\n## D.1 Pharmacy Definition\n## D.2 Pharmacy Classes\n## D.3 License Requirements\n## D.4 Non-Resident Pharmacies\n## D.5 Pharmacist-In-Charge\n## D.6 Change of Ownership\n## D.7 Change of Location/Remodeling\n## D.8 Terminating Business\n## D.9 Class-B Hospital Pharmacy\n## D.10 Class-E Radiopharmaceuticals (Nuclear)\n## D.11 Class-J Shared Services\n## D.12 Class-L Veterinary Pharmacy\n## D.13 Class-M Specialty (Bleeding Disorder)\n# Section E: Pharmacy Standards of Operation\n## E.1 General Requirements\n## E.2 Facilities\n## E.3 License Posting\n## E.4 Required Equipment/References\n## E.5 Drug Storage Areas/Refrigeration\n## E.9 Vacuum Tube Delivery Systems\n## E.10 Authorized Medication Sources\n## E.11 Drug Samples\n## E.12 Offsite Storage Sites\n## E.13 Policies & Procedures","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Missouri Pharmacy Practice Guide 2020?\",\"answer\":\"It is designed to increase licensee compliance by providing guidance on basic provisions of Missouri law governing pharmacy practice.\"},{\"question\":\"Is the Practice Guide legally binding?\",\"answer\":\"No. The guide is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute a binding rule statement or a comprehensive review of all governing law.\"},{\"question\":\"How should licensees ensure compliance with pharmacy practice requirements?\",\"answer\":\"Licensees should independently review Chapter 338, RSMo, 20 CSR 2220, and all applicable state and federal laws, since statutes and rules may change.\"}]","MISSOURI PHARMACY PRACTICE GUIDE 2020 - Board Message | PDF",1790683031,290]