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Regulatory Agencies

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Sets regulations regarding the purchase of tax-free alcohol used in hospitals and clinics. Bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms (ATF)
Oversees medicare and medicaid; establishes conditions for a facility to be reimbursed for services rendered. Centers for medicare and medicaid services (CMS)
Enforces compliance with the controlled Substances Act. Drug enforcement Agency (DEA)
Sets guidelines for the disposal of hazardous waste including disposal of controlled substances. Environmental protection agency (EPA)
Ensures that all pharmaceutical products are pure, safe, and effective. Food and drug administration (FDA)
A board, committee, or other group designated by an institution to approve biomedical research in accordance with the FDA. Institutional review board
Addresses quality of patient care and safety. Accreditation is voluntary. "Deemed status" for participation in Medicare. The joint commission (TJC)
Composed of all state boards of pharmacy. No regulatory authority. National association of the boards of pharmacy (NABP)
Regulatory state agency that oversees the practice of pharmacy in a given state. State boards of pharmacy (BOP)
An official public standards setting authority for all prescription and OTC medicines. United states pharmacopeia (USP)
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