Clinical pharmacist practitioner definition
Clinical pharmacist practitioner means a licensed pharmacist in good standing who meets the
Clinical pharmacist practitioner means a licensed pharmacist in good standing who meets the requirements specified in 37-7-306.
Clinical pharmacist practitioner means a licensed pharmacist who meets the guidelines and criteria for such title established by the joint subcommittee of the North Carolina Medical Board and the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy and is authorized to enter into drug therapy management agreements with physicians in accordance with the provisions of G.S. 90-18.4.
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Clinical pharmacist practitioner or "CPP" means a licensed pharmacist who is approved to provide drug therapy management, including controlled substances, under the direction or supervision of a Supervising Physician pursuant to a CPP Agreement. Only a pharmacist approved by the Pharmacy Board and the Medical Board may legally identify himself as a CPP.
Clinical pharmacist practitioner. Practitioner or “CPP" CPP" means a licensed pharmacist who is
Clinical pharmacist practitioner means a licensed pharmacist in good standing who meets the requirements specified in [section 2].
Clinical pharmacist practitioner means a pharmacist who meets the requirements outlined in ARM 24.174.526 and is licensed in the State of Montana.