OCP develops policies through a rigorous process. More information about the College’s policy process, including what triggers policy development or review, can be found on the College’s Policy Process infographic.
Centralized Prescription Processing (Central Fill)
Designated Manager – Medication Procurement and Inventory Management
Designated Manager – Professional Supervision of Pharmacy Personnel
Designated Manager – Required Signage in a Pharmacy
Distribution of Medication Samples
Faxed Transmission of Prescriptions
Fees for Professional Pharmacy Services
Medical Directives and the Delegation of Controlled Acts
Prescriptions – Out of Country
Restocking of Drugs used for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) during COVID-19 Policy
Treating Self and Family Members
Guidelines
Administering a Substance by Injection or Inhalation
Dispensing Components Included in the Usual and Customary Fee
Ending the Pharmacist-Patient Relationship
Extending the Beyond-Use Dates for Sterile Preparations
Initiating, Adapting and Renewing Prescriptions
Multi-Medication Compliance Aids
Performing a Procedure on Tissue Below the Dermis Guideline
Preventing Sexual Abuse and Harassment
Record Retention, Disclosure, and Disposal
Guidance
Administration of COVID-19 Vaccine by Pharmacy Professionals
COVID-19 Testing in Community Pharmacies
Prescribing and Providing Controlled Substances during the Coronavirus Pandemic
Accreditation and Operation of a Pharmacy
Dispensing or Selling Naloxone
Operation of a Remote Dispensing Location
Frameworks
Improving the Safety and Security of Controlled Substances in Hospital High Risk Areas
Position Statements
Authenticity of Prescriptions using Unique Identifiers for Prescribers