"For
2017-2018, NABP commissioned three
single-issue task forces pertaining to the
following topics:
• best practices for veterinary
compounding;
• long-term care pharmacy rules; and
• definition of a patient-pharmacist
relationship.
NABP President Jeanne D. Waggener,
RPh, DPh, made the following
appointments for task forces and
standing committees for 2017-2018.
2017-2018 Task Forces
The Task Force on Best Practices
for Veterinary Compounding met
on August 14-15, 2017, at NABP
Headquarters in Mount Prospect,
IL. The task force was established
in response to Resolution No. 113-1-
17, passed at the NABP 113th Annual
Meeting. The resolution states that the
purpose of the task force is to develop
model regulations for the compounding
of animal products.
The task force is charged with the
following objectives:
1. Review existing state laws and
regulations addressing compounding
of animal (non-food-producing)
products.
2. Review existing federal laws
and regulations pertaining to the
compounding of animal (non-foodproducing)
products.
3. Determine the applicable role of state
boards of pharmacy in regulating the
compounding of animal (non-foodproducing)
products and develop
model regulations to amend the
Model State Pharmacy Act and Model
Rules of the National Association
of Boards of Pharmacy (Model Act)
accordingly.
Chairperson of this task force was
Mark J. Hardy, PharmD, RPh, executive
director, North Dakota State Board of
Pharmacy.
Individuals appointed to serve as
members included:
• Jillian Foster, MBA, PharmD, RPh,
Mississippi Board of Pharmacy
• Diane Halvorson, RPhTech, CPhT,
North Dakota State Board of
Pharmacy
• Brenda McCrady, PD, RPh, Arkansas
State Board of Pharmacy
• William “Bill” Mixon, MS, RPh, FIACP,
FACA, North Carolina Board of
Pharmacy
• Patti Smeelink Keim, RPh, Michigan
Board of Pharmacy
• Krystal Brashears Stefanyk, North
Carolina Board of Pharmacy
• Jenny Downing Yoakum, RPh, Texas
State Board of Pharmacy
• Anita Young, EdD, RPh,
Massachusetts
Michael Blaire, RPh, of the Arizona State
Board of Pharmacy, and Leigh BriscoeDwyer,
RPh, of the New York State
Board of Pharmacy served as alternates.
The Executive Committee liaison was
Timothy D. Fensky, RPh, DPh, FACA."
source https://nabp.pharmacy/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Innovations-Newsletter-October-2017.pdf
source https://nabp.pharmacy/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Innovations-Newsletter-October-2017.pdf
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