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Telepharmacy Preopening Inspection Digital Evidence Pharmacy Information Pharmacy Operating Name: Pharmacy Manager: Contact Information: Phone: Email:

1a. External View of the pharmacy (Street view including the external signage)

1b. Hours of Operations sign

1c. Professional products area for Schedule 3 drugs (+ Lock-and-leave barriers if the premise is open for business while the pharmacy is closed or N/A)

1d. Signage at 25 feet from dispensary or N/A

1e. “Medication Information” Sign or N/A

2a. Dispensary Area

2b. Gate/door at the entrance into the dispensary

2c. Placeholder for College Licence

2d. Professional Service Area for Schedule 2 drugs

2e. Patient Consultation area

2f. Dispensing counter and service counter

2g. Computer terminals for prescription processing

2h. Shelving

3a. Secure storage space

3b. Locked metal safe or Safe declaration

3c. Security camera system AND surveillance signage

3d. Motion sensors

3e. Monitored alarm or N/A

3f. Physical barriers OR n/a

4a. Double stainless steel sink

4b. Equipment as per PPP-59 Telephone Refrigerator Rx filing supplies Rx balance Metric weights Glass graduates Mortar Pestle Spatulas Funnels Stirring rods Ointment slab/ parchment paper Counting tray Disposable drinking cups Soap dispenser Paper towel dispenser Plastic/metal garbage containers Plastic lining Fax machine

4c. Equipment (Cold Chain) 1. Thermometer 2. Temperature log

4d. Equipment (Methadone) OR n/a

4e. References (CPBC) 1. BC Pharmacy Practice Manual 2. ReadLinks

4f. References (General) Compendium Complementary/ Alternative Dispensatory Drug Interactions Non-Rx Medication Medical Dictionary Pregnancy and Lactation Pediatrics Therapeutics

4g. References (if applicable) OR n/a ☐ Veterinary ☐ Psychiatric ☐ Geriatric ☐ Specialty compounding ☐ Methadone PPP-66 CSPBC CAMH Drug Monograph

5a. Prescription hardcopy (i. e 5a. Prescription hardcopy (i.e. the label/paper attached to the original prescription, which contains prescription information generated after transmitting to PharmaNet)

5b. Marked Prescription (Sample)

6a. Shredder OR Contract with a document destruction company

6b. Offsite storage contract or N/A

7a. Drug receiving area

7b. Drugs

7c. Storage area for non-usable and expired drugs

8a. Prescription Product Label 1. Single-entity product. 2 8a. Prescription Product Label 1. Single-entity product 2. Multiple-entity product

8b. Filling supplies (e.g. vials and bottles including caps)

9a. Name Badge

9b. Policy and Procedure manual

10a. Tool/ technology enabling direct supervision on dispensary activities

10b. Tool/ technology used for transmitting prescription and personal health information between sites

10c. Tool/ technology used for processing prescriptions at the central pharmacy for prescriptions received at the telepharmacy

10d. Tool/ technology enabling direct supervision on product final check

10e. Tool/ technology enabling direct pharmacists/patient consultation