NRS 427V-Significant impacts on pharmacy practice

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Reflect on the content assigned using the below questions as a guide, at a minimum:

Research the Durham-Humphrey’s Amendment (1951). What were its most significant impacts on pharmacy practice?

Select a law or regulation, past or pending, and do historical research on it. Reflect on the Law’s impacts (or projected impact) and your experience in researching it? What was your approach to finding the information you needed.

Locate additional resources for the content of Week #5 (besides the Durham-Humphrey’s Amendment, Affordable Care Act, and your selection above). Describe what you found and its usefulness to this course.

How effective were the assigned readings in presenting this information?

What other relevant questions would you ask about this content?

State Regulation of Pharmacy PracticePPL – pages 761 to 780
Can be found at the following URL: https://novacat.nova.edu:443/record=b4010332~S13 (Links to an external site.)Standards of Practice
PPL – pages 791 to 802
Can be found at the following URL: https://novacat.nova.edu:443/record=b4010332~S13

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