community pharmacy means any place under the direct supervision of a pharmacist where the practice of pharmacy occurs or where prescription orders are compounded and dispensed other than a hospital pharmacy or a limited service pharmacy.
community pharmacy means a pharmacy with a dispensary, elsewhere
community pharmacy means a pharmacy where business is conducted with, and medicines supplied to, the public, and “community pharmacist” has a corresponding meaning;
More Definitions of community pharmacy
community pharmacy means a pharmacy licensed pursuant to Section 20-168 of the Connecticut General Statutes. An exception may be made for those cases where a specific patient has a third party prescription drug plan which requires the patient to obtain medications from a specific pharmacy located outside the State of Connecticut, provided such pharmacy complies with the requirements of the State of Connecticut regulations and the policy of the facility regarding labeling and packaging.
community pharmacy means a pharmacy licensed to sell or dispense drugs to the public, but does not include a telepharmacy;
community pharmacy means practice in a licensed pharmacy providing pharmaceutical services primarily on an outpatient basis.
community pharmacy means a pharmacy wherein or from which some or all of the services as prescribed in regulation 18 of the Regulations Relating to the Practice of Pharmacy are provided to persons requiring pharmaceutical services, but excludes an institutional pharmacy;
community pharmacy means a pharmacy licensed pursuant to Section 20-168 of the Connecticut General Statutes;
community pharmacy means a pharmacy as defined in the Regulations ting to the ownership and licensing of pharmacies published in terms of the Pharmacy Act 53 of 1 97 4, as amended;
community pharmacy means any pharmacy that engages in general community pharmacy practice and that is open to, or offers pharmacy service to, the general public.