N.M. Admin. Code § 16.19.7.10 - PHARMACY SERVICE UNIT
A.
A pharmacy service unit:
(1) is a separate
entity from the central hospital pharmacy, within the same physical
building;
(2) provides limited
and/or specialized inpatient pharmacy services with a minimum of 100 square
feet;
(3) has the necessary space,
references and equipment to perform the pharmacy service to be
provided.
B. If
controlled substances are stored in and/or dispensed from the Pharmacy Service
Unit, a locked storage space must be provided and used to store all controlled
substances.
C. The Pharmacy Service
Unit shall be covered by the hospital pharmacy license.
D. A pharmacist shall be available to the
Pharmacy Service Unit during operational hours.
E. A pharmacist shall control access to the
Pharmacy Service Unit. Pharmacy technician(s) or intern(s) may be present in
the Pharmacy Service Unit during operational hours when the pharmacist is
present in the facility.
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