This presentation includes an brief idea about the pharmacy act 1948 in India and also deals with its the chapter that included in the act.(Education Regulations, PCI, State PCI, Registration of Pharmacist , Approval of Institutions, Offences penalties etc.)
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This act gives an idea about the constitution and functions of PCI. Brief about Education Regulation in India. Registration procedure for the pharmacist in India.
IIMPORT AND REGISTRATION AS PER DRUG AND COSMETIC ACT Sagar Savale
The drug and cosmetic act was passed on 10th April, 1940.
Objective : To regulate the import, manufacture, distribution, and sale of Drug and Cosmetics.
All classes of the drugs and cosmetics imported into India, shall comply with the prescribed standards and labels.
Manufacture of all classes of drug require prior license.
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Drug and magic remedies (objectionable advertisement) act 1954 and rules 1955Dr. Ambekar Abdul Wahid
Definitions, Class of Prohibitions Advertisement - Section 3, Classes of exempted advertisements, Powers of entry, search etc., Offenses and penalties, Scrutiny of misleading advertisements relating to drugs, Manner in which advertisements may be sent confidentially, Case Studies.
this is an act that comes under Indian judiciary. it deals about the cultivation, supply and proper usage of narcotic substances. it has its own committee that regulates the activities according to the act.
This act gives an idea about the constitution and functions of PCI. Brief about Education Regulation in India. Registration procedure for the pharmacist in India.
History, Objectives, Various Definitions, The Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), Functions and duties of PCI, State Pharmacy Council, Functions of The State PharmacyCouncils, Joint State Pharmacy Council, Offences and penalties and List of amending Acts and adaptation orders.
The aim of presentation is to provide information related to pharmacy Act, 1948.
Introduction
Definition
Pharmacy Council of India
State pharmacy Council
Registration of pharmacists
Offences and penalties
The Pharmacy Act in India is a legislation that provides the legal framework for the regulation of pharmacy practice in the country. It sets out the requirements for the registration and licensing of pharmacists, as well as the standards of education and training that pharmacists must meet in order to practice. It also establishes regulatory bodies such as the Pharmacy Council of India and the State Pharmacy Councils, which oversee and enforce the law.
The Pharmacy Act in India also includes provisions related to the sale and distribution of drugs and other pharmaceutical products, as well as regulations concerning the operation and management of pharmacies. It defines the various roles and responsibilities of pharmacists, including dispensing and compounding medications, providing patient counseling and education, and collaborating with other healthcare providers.
Overall, the Pharmacy Act in India aims to ensure the safety and efficacy of pharmaceutical care in the country by providing a legal framework for the regulation of pharmacy practice.
Pharmacy Act –1948: Objectives, Definitions, Pharmacy Council of India; its constitution and functions, Education Regulations, State and Joint state pharmacy councils; its constitution and functions, Registration of Pharmacists, Offences
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Pharmacy act 1948
1. Pharmacy Act 1948
Guided By -
Mr.Chandraprakash Dwivedi
M.Pharma (Pharmaceutics)
ACP Durg ,C .G
Submitted by –
Vibharani Sahu
Bpharmacy(5thsem)
Apollo college of
Pharmacy, Durg
VIBHA/ACP
2. Objectives, Definitions, Pharmacy Council of
India; its constitution and functions
Education Regulations, State and Joint
state pharmacy councils
Registration of Pharmacists, Offences
and Penalties
Pharmacy Act-1948
VIBHA/ACP
3. Introduction
• Recommendations by DEC committee
• Recommendations by Health Surveyand
Development committee
• Pharmacy Act came into force in 4
March 1948.
VIBHA/ACP
4. Objectives
To regulate the profession and practice of pharmacy
and
to raise the status of pharmacy in India
Constitution of Pharmacy Council of India (PCI)
(Central Council)- responsible for evolving educational
standards and regulations for the course in Pharmacy
through Education Regulations.
Constitution of State Pharmacy Council of India for
registration of Pharmacist and for regulating their
professional activities.
VIBHA/ACP
5. Definitions
1. Central Council: The pharmacy council of India.
2. Central Register: Register of Pharmacist maintained by the
central council.
3. Registered Pharmacist: A person whose name for time being
entered in the register of pharmacist of the state, in which he is
for the time being residing or carrying on his profession or
business of pharmacy.
4. University Grant Commission: It means the University grant
commission established under section 4 of the university grant
commission act, 1956VIBHA/ACP
6. Definitions
5. Indian University: means a university within the meaning of
section 3 of the UGC act, 1956 and includes such other
institutions established by or under a Central Act, as the Central
Government may by notification in the official gazette specify in
this behalf.
6. Repatriate: Any person of Indian origin who on account of civil
disturbances in area now forming part of Burma, Sri Lanka or
Uganda, or any other country has after the 14th day of April 1957,
left or has been displaced from his place of residence in such
area and who has since then been residing in India.
VIBHA/ACP
7. 7. Displacedperson:
Person who on account of the setting up of the Dominions of India and
Pakistan or on account of the civil disturbances or the fear of such
disturbances in area now forming part of Pakistan has on or after the first
day of March 1947, left or been displaced from his place of residence in
such area and who has since then been residing in India.
Any person who on account of the civil disturbances or the fear of such
disturbances in any area now forming a part of Bangladesh, has after 14th
day of April 1957 but before the 25th day of March 1971, left or has been
displaced from his place of residence in such area and who has since then
been residing in India.
Definitions
VIBHA/ACP
8. 8. Medical Practitioner:
a) A person holding qualifications granted by an
authority specified or notified under sec. 3 of Indian
Medical Degrees Act, 1916. or specified in the
schedules to the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956.
b) A person registered or eligible for registration in a
medical register of the state meant for the registration
of a person practicing modern scientific system of
medicine.
Definitions
VIBHA/ACP
9. c) A person registered in a medical register of the state who
although not falling within subclause (a) or (b) is declared
by a general or special order made by state government in
this behalf as a person practicing the modern scientific
system of medicine for the purpose of this act
d) A person who is engaged in the practice of veterinary
medicine and who possess qualifications approved by
State Government.
Definitions
VIBHA/ACP
10. Constituted under section 3 of the chapter 1 by the
central government
The first pharmacy council of India (P.C.I) constituted
by central government in 1949.
It is reconstituted every 5 years.
It consists of three different types of members-
• 1. Elected member
• 2. Nominated member
• 3. EX-Officio Member
Pharmacy Council of India
VIBHA/ACP
11. Elected members
A. 6 members(teachers), elected by University Grant
Commission (UGC). There is at least one teacher
of each subject i.e., Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical
chemistry, Pharmacognosy and Pharmacology.
B. One member, elected by Medical Council of India.
C. One member from each state, elected by State
Council, who shall be a registered pharmacist.
VIBHA/ACP
12. Nominated Members
A. 6 member, nominated by the Central Government of whom at
least 4 shall be possessing a degree or diploma in pharmacy
and practicing pharmacy or pharmaceutical chemistry.
B. A representative of the U.G.C.
C. A representative of the All India Council for Technical
Education (A.I.C.T.E.)
D. One member from each state, nominated by State Government,
who shall be a registered pharmacist.
VIBHA/ACP
14. The Executive Committee consists of
1. President
2. Vice president
3. Five other members elected by Central Council from its
member’s
Apart from this, the council also appoints
1. A registrar/ Secretary
2. Other officers and servants for carrying out its statutory
functions
VIBHA/ACP
15. President and Vice-President of Central Council
Elected by the members of the Council among themselves.
The President or Vice-President shall hold office as such for a
term not exceeding five years and not extending beyond the
expiry of his term as member of the Central Council.
He shall be eligible for re-election.
Mode of elections- Elections under this Chapter shall be
conducted in the prescribed manner, and where any dispute
arises regarding any such election it shall be referred to the
Central Government whose decisions shall be final.
VIBHA/ACP
16. Term of Office and Casual Vacancies
Subject to the provisions of this section, a nominated or elected
member shall hold office for a term of five years from the date of
his nomination or election or until his successor has been duly
nominated or elected, whichever is longer.
A nominated or elected member may at any time resign his
membership by writing under his hand addressed to the
President, and the seat of such member becomes vacant.
A nominated or elected member shall be deemed to have
vacated his seat if he is absent without excuse, from three
consecutive meetings of the Central Council.
VIBHA/ACP
17. • A casual vacancy in the Central Council shall be filled by
fresh
nomination or election and the person nominated or
elected
to fill the vacancy shall hold office only for the remainder of
the term.
• Members of the Central Council shall be eligible for re-
nomination or re-election.
VIBHA/ACP
18. Staff , Remuneration and Allowances
The Central Council Shall
(a) appoint a Registrar who shall act as the Secretary to that
Council and who may also, act as the Treasurer.
(b appoint such other officers and servants as that Council
deems
necessary to enable it to carry out its functions under this Act.
(d) with the previous sanction of the Central Government, shall
fix the remuneration and allowances to be paid to the
President, Vice-President, and other members of that Council,
the pay and allowances and other conditions of service of
officers and servants of that Council.
VIBHA/ACP
19. Functions of PCI
1. To prescribe minimum standards of education required for
qualification as a Pharmacist.
2. To regulate the minimum educational standards.
3. To recognize qualifications granted outside the territories
to which Pharmacy Act, 1948 extends for the purpose of
qualifying for registration under the said Act.
4. To compile and maintain a central register.
5. All other functions that may be assigned for implementation
of the act.
VIBHA/ACP
20. Education Regulations
Subject to the provision of Section 10 of the
Pharmacy Act 1948, Central Council after approval
of central government may make regulations
prescribing the minimum standards of education
required for qualification as pharmacist called
Education Regulations.
VIBHA/ACP
21. Education Regulations Prescribes;
1. Minimum qualification for admission to the course.
2. Nature and period of course of study.
3. Nature and period of practical training to be undertaken
after completion of course.
4. Subjects of examinations and their standard.
5. The equipment's and facilities to be provided by the
Institutions to the students.
6. Conditions to be fulfilled by Institutions giving practical
training
7. Conditions to be fulfilled by authorities holding
approved examinations.
VIBHA/ACP
22. Approval of Institution/ Authorities
providing courses of Study and
Examinations
1. Application by Institution/ Authority to the central
council
2. Inspection
3. Approval
4. Declaration
Withdrawal of Approval
VIBHA/ACP
23. APPROVAL OF QUALIFICATION
GRANTED OUTSIDE INDIA
1. Qualification in pharmacy granted outside India can be
recognized by PCI. This is applicable to Indian citizens.
2. Citizens of foreign nationality can be eligible for registration
when an Indian national holding the same qualification is
allowed to enter an practice in that country.
VIBHA/ACP
24. CENTRAL REGISTER
Under the provision of pharmacy act (1976), the PCI of
India is
required to maintain a Central Register.
Each state govt. has to supply five copies of register for a state
to the central council, after the first day of April every year
The register has to be maintained by the Registrar of PCI.
Has to be revised suitably from time to time
Published in the gazette of India.
VIBHA/ACP
25. State Pharmacy Councils
Elected members
Six members- by registered pharmacist of the state
One member elected by the members of MCI
Nominated members
Five members nominated by the State Government from the persons who
hold degree or diploma in pharmacy.
Ex-officio members
Chief administrative Medical Officer of the state
Officer in charge of Drugs Control Organization of the State
Government Analyst.
VIBHA/ACP
26. Joint State Pharmacy Councils
Two or more states enter into an agreement to form a
joint state pharmacy council
Elected members
Registered pharmacist- 3 to 5 from each state
Medical council- 1 from each participating state.
Nominated members
2-4 members nominated by each State Government from the persons
who hold degree or diploma in pharmacy.
Ex-officio members
Chief administrative Medical Officer of each participating state
Officer in charge of Drugs Control Organization of each participating State
Government Analyst of each participating state.
VIBHA/ACP
27. Election and Terms of office
The president and vice president are
elected by the members from amongst
themselves.
Period of 5 years
Casual vacancy is filled by nomination or election
Members are eligible for re-election
Possess an executive committee similar to the central
council.
VIBHA/ACP
28. Inspection
The state council may appoint Inspectors having the qualifications as per
the Act.
Powers:
1. Inspect any premises where drugs are compounded and dispensed.
2. Enquire whether the person engaged in dispensing is a registered
pharmacist or not.
3. Institute prosecution under the order of the Executive Committee of the
State Council.
4. Other essential powers.
VIBHA/ACP
29. Registration of Pharmacist
• Preparation and maintenance of register
The register shall include the following particulars, namely:
a) the full name and residential address of the registered person;
b) the date of his first admission to the register;
c) his qualifications for registration;
d) his professional address, and if he is employed by any person,
the name of such person;
e) such further particulars as may be prescribed.
VIBHA/ACP
30. Qualifications for entry on first register
A person who has attained the age of eighteen years shall be entitled on payment
of the prescribed fee to have his name entered in the first register if he resides or
carries on the business or profession of pharmacy, in the State
• He must (a) holds a degree or diploma in pharmacy or pharmaceutical chemistry or
a chemist and druggist diploma of an Indian University or a State Government. OR
a prescribed qualification granted by an authority outside India.
• OR (b) holds a degree of an Indian University other than a degree in pharmacy or
pharmaceutical chemistry and has been engaged in the compounding of drugs in a
hospital or dispensary or other place in which drugs are regularly dispensed on
prescriptions of medical practitioners for a total period of not less than three years.
VIBHA/ACP
31. • OR (c) has passed an examination recognized as
adequate by the State Government for commoners or
dispensers
• OR (d) has been engaged in the compounding of drugs in
a hospital or dispensary or other place in which drugs are
regularly dispensed on prescriptions of medical
practitioners for a total period of not less than five years
prior to the date notified under subsection (2) of section
30.
VIBHA/ACP
32. Special provisions for "registration of certain persons”
Notwithstanding anything contained in section 32, a State Council may also permit
to be entered on the register-
(a) the names of displaced persons who have been carrying on the business or
profession of pharmacy as their principal means of livelihood from a date prior to
the 4th day of March 1948, and who satisfy the conditions for registration as set
out in section 31
(b) the names of citizens of India who have been carrying on the business or
profession of pharmacy in any country outside India and who satisfy the
conditions for registration as set out in section 31
(c) the names of persons who resided in an area which has subsequently
become a territory of India and who satisfy the conditions for registration as set
out in section 31
VIBHA/ACP
33. Qualifications for entry in register:
• He/ She should hold a diploma in pharmacy or
pharmaceutical
chemistry.
• He/ She holds a degree in an Indian University other than
pharmacy and has been engaged in the compounding of
drugs in hospital or dispensary for a total period not less than
3 years.
• Has passed an examination recognized as adequate by the
State Government for commoners or dispensers.VIBHA/ACP
34. Entry and removal of names:
Entry:
• All applicants for the registration should be addressed to the Registrar of
SPC.
• If the applicant has the requisite qualifications for registration, he shall direct
his or her name to be entered in the register.
• Upon entry, a certificate of registration is issued.
Removal:
• Registration by error.
• If he has been convicted of any offence in any professional aspect.
• 30day period for appealing
• Surrender of certificate of registration and publication in the official gazette.
VIBHA/ACP
35. PRINTING OF REGISTER:
• It is done on the 1st day of April subsequent to the
commencement of the Pharmacy (Amendment) Act, 1959
(24
of 1959).
• Thereafter, each year after the first of April, register will
arrange for reprinting showing supplements to the registers.
• These supplements and registers are deemed to be proof
that the persons whose names are contained therein, are
registered pharmacists.VIBHA/ACP
36. RENEWAL FEES:
• The state govt. by notification in the official gazette, direct
that for the retention of the name in the register.
• In order to retain the name in the register, renewal fee shall
be paid to the state government as may be prescribed.
• Where a renewal fee is not paid by the due date, the
Registrar shall remove the name of the defaulter from the
register.
• On payment of the renewal fee, the Registrar shall issue a
receipt and such receipt shall be proof of renewal of
registration.
VIBHA/ACP
37. Offences and Penalties
OFFENCES PENALITIES
Falsely claims to be
a registered
pharmacist
First Conviction: Fine up to Rs.500.
Subsequent Conviction: Fine up to
Rs.1000 and/or 6 months imprisonment.
Dispensing by an
unregistered person
6 months of imprisonment or
a fine of up to Rs1000 or
both.
Failure to surrender the
Certificate of registration
Fine of Rs.50
Obstruction of state
pharmacy council inspectors
Imprisonment of up to 6 months or
a fine up to Rs1000 or both
VIBHA/ACP