Pharmacy Act, 1974 (Act No. 53 of 1974)

Regulations

Regulations relating to the Practice of Pharmacy, 2000

Chapter I

3. Acts specially pertainig to the profession of a pharmacist

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Except as provided for in section 29 (3) of the Act, and sections 23(2)(a)(i) and 34 of the Veterinary and Para-Veterinary Professions Act, 1982 (Act 19 of 1982), the following acts shall be regarded to be acts specially pertaining to the profession of a pharmacist;

 

(1) the provision of pharmaceutical care by taking responsibility for the patient’s medicine-related needs and being accountable for meeting these needs, which shall include but not be limited to the following functions:
(a) evaluation of a patient’s medicine-related needs by determining the indication, safety and effectiveness of the therapy;
(b) dispensing of any medicine or scheduled substance on the prescription of a person authorised to prescribe medicine;
(c) furnishing of information and advice to any person with regard to the use of medicine;
(d) determining patient compliance with the therapy and follow-up to ensure that the patient’s medicine-related needs are being met; and
(e) the provision of pharmacist-initiated therapy;

 

(2) the compounding, manipulation, preparation or packaging of any medicine or scheduled substance or the supervision thereof;

 

(3) the manufacturing of any medicine or scheduled substance or the supervision thereof;

 

(4) the purchasing, acquiring, importing, keeping, possessing, using, releasing, storage, packaging, repackaging, supplying or selling of any medicine or scheduled substance or the supervision thereof; and

 

(5) the application for the registration of a medicine in accordance with the Medicines Act.