resourcing - candidate EEA pharmacy models
This applies to some doctors who, when treating their patients, can obtain permission to set up a pharmacy for internal use, if the surgery is over six ...
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France. Decree No. 2000-1316 of 26 December 2000 on pharmacies for internal use, and amending the Public Health Code (Second Part: Decrees made after consulting the Conseil d'État). (Journal officiel de la République française, Lois et Décrets, 30 December 2000, No. 302, pp. 20954-20963)
Fr.01.031
Title II of Book V of the Public Health Code (Second Part: Decrees made after consulting the Conseil d'État) is amended by the insertion, after Chapter I, of a Chapter I bis (Articles R. 5104-8 to R. 5104-108) entitled "Pharmacies for internal use", comprising the following Divisions: 1. Pharmacies for the internal use of health establishments other than domiciliary hospitalization facilities, medico-social establishments, inter-hospital associations, and penitentiary establishments (subdivided into the following subdivisions: 1. General provisions; 2. Installation and operation; 3. Conditions governing the granting, transfer, cancellation, suspension, and withdrawal of licences; 4. Pharmacies responsible for management (paragraph 1. Public health establishments, public medico-social establishments, inter-hospital associations, and establishments in which the public hospital service is responsible for care; 2. Private health establishments and private medico-social establishments; and 3. Penitentiary establishments in which the public hospital service is not responsible for care); 5. Other pharmacists practising in the field of pharmacy for internal use; and 6. Committee on Medicaments and Sterile Medical Devices); 2. Pharmacies for internal use for domiciliary hospitalization facilities (subdivided into the following subdivisions: 1. General provisions; 2. Installation and operation; 3. Conditions governing the granting, amendment, transfer, cancellation, suspension, and withdrawal of licences; 4. Pharmacists responsible for management; and 5. Other pharmacists practising in the field of pharmacy for internal use); 3. Other pharmacies for internal use (subdivided into the following subdivisions: 1. Departmental fire and rescue services; 2. Domiciliary dialysis services; and 3. Central Pharmacy of the Armed Forces); and 4. Establishments not having pharmacies for internal use.

Hello,

Is this just a pharmacy inside an establishment such as a nursing home, military base or hospital which regularly serves its residents.

I'm not sure, but I hope this helps.