Telepharmacy definition

Telepharmacy means the provision of pharmaceutical care services, including the storage and dispensing of prescription drugs, drug regimen review, and patient counseling, at a remote dispensing site using an automated pharmacy system.
Telepharmacy means the practice of pharmacy where pharmaceutical care services are provided using audiovisual technologies linking a telepharmacy site with the managing pharmacy.
Telepharmacy means the practice of pharmacy by a pharmacist located in Kansas using telecommunications or other automations and technologies to deliver personalized, electronically documented, real-time pharmaceutical care to patients or their agents, who are located at sites other than where the pharmacist is located, including prescription dispensing and counseling and to oversee and supervise telepharmacy outlet operations.

Examples of Telepharmacy in a sentence

  • Telepharmacy from community pharmacies: A practical experienceLawrence Brown (American Pharmacists Association, USA)13:30 – 14:003.

  • Telepharmacy Rules and Statutes: A 50-State Survey RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis (2017-4).


More Definitions of Telepharmacy

Telepharmacy means a site where prescription drugs are stored and dispensed that is remote from but under the active control and supervision of a parent pharmacy and a licensed pharmacist and that is subject to the requirements of W.S. 33‑24‑156;
Telepharmacy means a central pharmacy with one or more remote sites in which all sites are connected via computer link, videolink, and audiolink.
Telepharmacy means a pharmacy located in a rural and remote community that is licensed to provide pharmacy services;
Telepharmacy means the practice of pharmacy via telecommunications as provided by the board by rule.
Telepharmacy means the utilization of telecommunications technology to oversee aspects of pharmacy operations or provide patient care services1.
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Telepharmacy means the practice of pharmacy by a pharmacist