HUKUM FARMASI29-Mei 2014

The Basis of Pharmacy Law

The law is both a body of information and a system within which that information is used to resolve conflicts and preserve order within society (hukum adalah dua dari tubuh nformasi dan sistem dengan informasi yang digunakan untuk menyelesaikan permasalahan dan memelihara hubungan di masyarakat)

To understand the law, one must both know the information that forms the basis of the law, and also appreciate how that information supports particular social interests such as public health or individual freedom. (untuk memahami hukum, satu dari keduanya yang harus tahu dimana informasi itu bentuk dasar dari hukum, dan juga apresiasi bagaimana informasi itu mendukung kepentingan masyarakat tertentu seperti kesehatan masyarakat atau kebebasan individual)

Pharmacy law is a body of information about drugs, drug distribution, and drug therapy. (hukum farmasi adalah landasan informasi tentang obat, distribusi obat, dan terapi obat)

The Basis of Pharmacy Law

The information is used by legislatures, administrative agencies, and courts of law, to assure that all parties to whom responsibilities have been assigned by society meet those responsibilities.

Informasi yang digunakan oleh legislatif, agen administrasi, dan pengadilan, untuk memastikan/mempertanggung jawabkan semua pihak memiliki tanggung jawab dalam menentukan tanggung jawab yang ditemui di masyarakat)

The Basis of Pharmacy Law

The law defines a set of responsibilities for pharmacists and for others who are formally involved with medication use. (hukum didefinisikan suatu peraturan tanggung jawab dari Apoteker dan lainnya yang mana secara formal bersangkutan dengan penggunaan obat)

The law also provides a mechanism through which adverse outcomes are reviewed by affording responsible persons an opportunity to account for their actions and avoid liability through a satisfactory accounting. (hukum juga menyediakan mekanisme melalui outcome yang kurang baik yang ditinjau dari usaha sesorang dalam bertanggung jawab atas kesempatan untuk akun dari tindakan mereka dan menghindari tanggung jawab melalui kepuasan akun)

The Purpose of Pharmacy Law Pharmacy law protects patients from harm that might occur if

medications were used in ways that unreasonably increase the risk of their causing harm. (hukum farmasi melindungi pasien dari hal yang membahayakan yang mungkin terjadi jika pengobatan dalam perjalananya saat digunakan tidak masuk akal meningkatkan resiko dan menyebabkan bahaya pada mereka/pasien).

Some pharmacy laws relate to all drugs and the hazards of using them for therapeutic reasons. (beberapa hukum farmasi berkenaan untuk semua obat dan memberanikan diri mereka menggunakannya untuk alasan terapi)

Other laws relate to a subset of drugs that have the potential for abuse, and these laws seek to restrict inappropriate use while not interfering with legitimate use. (hukum lainnya berhubungan untuk himpunan bagian dari obat yang memiliki potensial untuk penyalahgunaan, dan mencari hukum untuk membatasi ketidaksesuaian penggunaan yang tidak bertentangan dengan penggunaan yang logis)

The Purpose of Pharmacy Law

In studying pharmacy law, the primary goal is to address the question: “How far should government go to protect people who use medications from the consequences of their own choices in drug therapy?” This is both an empirical question and a normative question, because it asks both what the rules are and what the rules ought to be.

To fully appreciate pharmacy laws, it is important to understand what is required and why, as well as understand that pharmacy law is dynamic and can be changed to protect the public in ways that extend beyond the status quo.

The Purpose of Pharmacy Law

Most laws exist for a reason, and pharmacy laws are no exception to this general rule.

Restrictions on the use of chemicals as drugs and restrictions on individual practice of pharmacy exist because the open market would fail to protect the public if any old chemical could be used as a drug and if anyone could practice pharmacy.

The public would be unnecessarily exposed to risks of harm from dangerous chemicals and dangerous dispensers of them.

This prospect of harm is a reason to regulate, and it justifies legal restrictions on drug distribution