Professional service area definition

Professional service area means the area of a pharmacy in which prescriptions are compounded or dispensed, hypodermic needles, syringes, poisons and schedule V controlled substances as listed in s. 961.22, Stats., and ch. CSB 2 are available, or where patients are consulted.
Professional service area means the area of a community pharmacy that contains Schedule II drugs;
Professional service area means that area of a pharmacy that is located out- side and in close proximity to the dispensary where

More Definitions of Professional service area

Professional service area means the area of a pharmacy in which prescriptions are compounded or dispensed, hypodermic needles, syringes, poisons and schedule V controlled substances as listed the Federal Control Substances Act, are available, or where patients are consulted;

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