Pharmacy Law in South Africa: A Practitioner’s Handbook
It is an absolute necessity for pharmacy students and practicing pharmacists to have a proper knowledge of the law surrounding their area of expertise.
It is an absolute necessity for pharmacy students and practicing pharmacists to have a proper knowledge of the law surrounding their area of expertise.
An overview of the relevant legislation is therefore imperative. Pharmacy Law in South Africa is a much needed resource, providing an explanation behind the logic, construct and application of the legislation that is applicable to pharmacists. Andrew Gray, Lorraine Osman, Yousuf.A.Vawda and various other contributing authors have compiled a text book which provides €œa rich source of materials, including real-world application in the form of jurisprudence.€? The current PSSA Pharmacy Law Compendium published by LexisNexis, contains the text of the law only, but not an explanation of its logic, construct and application. Pharmacy Law in South Africa fills this critical gap.
Pharmacy Law in South Africa a Practitioner's Handbook will be of use to lecturers in Pharmacy Law, Ethics and Pharmacy Practice, practicing pharmacists, pharmacy interns, community service pharmacists and students. Pharmacy technicians will also benefit from this book.
The publication will be available end of November.
CHAPTER_1 - The construct of South African law and its interpretation
CHAPTER_2 - The National Health Act €“ the overarching framework
CHAPTER_3 - Statutory health councils €“ an introduction
CHAPTER_4 - Regulation of Professional Practice
CHAPTER_5 - Ethics
CHAPTER_6 - Pharmacy education
CHAPTER_7 - Pharmacy practice
CHAPTER_8 - The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority
CHAPTER_9 - Regulation of Health Products in South Africa
CHAPTER_10 - Quality Control and Disciplinary Procedures
CHAPTER_11 - Landmark Judgments Relating to Medicines and the Pharmacy Profession
