Or. Admin. Code § 855-143-0100 - Security
(1) The PPL
Affiliated Pharmacy, the PPL, Oregon licensed PIC of the PPL Affiliated
Pharmacy and each Oregon licensed Pharmacist supervising the PPL is responsible
for the security of the PPL including provisions for adequate safeguards
against loss, theft or diversion of prescription and non-prescription drugs,
devices, and related supplies, and records for such drugs, devices and related
supplies.
(2) The PPL Affiliated
Pharmacy must ensure the PPL:
(a) Is placed in
a secure indoor location that is climate controlled and protected from the
elements;
(b) Is securely fastened
to a permanent structure so that it cannot be removed;
(c) Stores prescription and non-prescription
drugs, devices, and related supplies in compliance with the provisions of OAR
855-143-0125;
(3) The PPL must be secured to prevent access
when:
(a) There is no Oregon licensed
Pharmacist supervising and authorizing access in real-time to the PPL;
or
(b) There is no Pharmacist,
Intern, Certified Oregon Pharmacy Technician or Pharmacy Technician employed by
the PPL Affiliated Pharmacy present at the PPL; or
(c) Any component of the PPL is not
functioning.
(4) A record
must be maintained with the name and Oregon license number of each person
accessing the PPL.
(5) An Intern,
Certified Oregon Pharmacy Technician, and Pharmacy Technician may only access
the PPL when an Oregon licensed Pharmacist is supervising the licensee and has
authorized access to the PPL in real-time.
(6) Unlicensed personnel (e.g. vendor) may
only access the PPL when escorted and continuously observed by a licensee who
is authorized by the Oregon licensed Pharmacist who is supervising and
authorizing access to the PPL in real-time.
(7) Minimum security methods must include a
properly functioning:
(a) Alarm system at the
PPL and real-time notification to an Oregon licensed Pharmacist of the PPL
Affiliated Pharmacy if unauthorized access occurs;
(b) Electronic entry system that is
controlled by an Oregon licensed Pharmacist and records the:
(A) Identification of the Oregon licensed
Pharmacist authorizing access and securing the PPL;
(B) Identification of the Pharmacist, Intern,
Certified Oregon Pharmacy Technician or Pharmacy Technician accessing and
securing the PPL; and
(C) Date and
time of each activity; and
(c) Surveillance system that utilizes
continuously accessible and recorded video between the PPL Affiliated Pharmacy
and the PPL. The system must provide a clear view of the entire PPL including
its access points.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 689.205
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 689.155 & ORS 689.527
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