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Pharmacy students/technician trainees: prepare for the CPJE   

Pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacy owners in California:  stay abreast of changes in laws and regulations

NEW 7th EDITION AVAILABLE JANUARY 2012

PHARMACY LAW FOR CALIFORNIA PHARMACISTS

     You don't need to spend HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS for the tools you need to pass the CPJE.  This text, used in pharmacy law classes   throughout California, has all the information you need on California laws and regulations.  The new edition contains up-to-the-minute information, incorporating all relevant California laws that will go into effect on January 1, 2012.

Table of Contents - 7th Edition

Study Guide for the CPJE

California Pharmacy Law ordering information

A new, updated edition of Pharmacy Law for California Pharmacists, the only comprehensive guide to the law of pharmacy in California, will be available in January 2012.  The text provides an  overview of the state and federal law governing the practice of pharmacy in California, including discussion of statutes, regulations, and, where relevant, judicial decisions affecting pharmacy practice.  It includes a Study Guide for the CPJE (California Practice Standards and Jurisprudence Examination for Pharmacists), leading the reader to the pages in the text and clinical and legal materials on the Pharmacy Board's website that will help with the elements in the Board's new (2011) examination content guide.  This book will help practitioners update their knowledge on all the law changes of the past few years. 

Updates will be posted here at least annually until there is a new edition, to make it easy for you to follow changes in laws and regulations.  Every pharmacist must stay abreast of changes in the regulatory environment to ensure safe and legal practice.

Pharmacy Law for California Pharmacists attempts to make the law more comprehensible than it appears from reading the statutes and regulations themselves, while not oversimplifying what are often complex regulatory schemes.  Questions and examples are provided.  This book is the required text for the mandatory Law and Ethics courses at the leading California schools of pharmacy, including UCSF, UCSD, and UOP.

This seventh edition of Pharmacy Law for California Pharmacists was written by Marsha N. Cohen, J.D., Professor of Law at UC Hastings College of the Law, who specializes in food and drug and administrative agency law and was a two-term member of the California State Board of Pharmacy and its first nonpharmacist president. and Sami Sedghani, Pharm.D., J.D., a patent litigation associate with the national law firm of Alston & Bird L.L.P. who, prior to law practice, was a hospital pharmacist at the University of California San Francisco Medical Center, where he was responsible for clinical medication management, including review and monitoring of medication regimens of patients with complex disease states.  It benefits from the knowledge of the late William L. Marcus, co-author of the first six editions, who was counsel to the California State Board of Pharmacy for 19 years as a deputy attorney general with the California Department of Justice.

Pharmacy Law ordering information: Hastings College of the Law Bookstore 1-800-925-1679      

$72.99 plus tax, postage, and handling

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