Standards of Pharmacy Operations Templates & Forms
- Sample CDSA Purchase Register
- Template Monthly Random Audit of CDSA Purchase Records
- Template Monthly Random Audit of CDSA Sales Records
- Template Medication Incident Form
Standards of Practice Templates & Forms
- Exempted Codeine Products – Sample Patient Information (from MedSask)
- Template Documentation of Pharmacist-Authorized Exempted Codeine Product Requests Form-Initial Sale
- Template Documentation of Pharmacist-Authorized Exempted Codeine Product Requests Form-Repeat Sale
- Template Administration of Drug Therapy by Inhalation or Injection Documentation & Notification Form
- Template Pharmacist Prescribing Documentation Form
- Template Personal Care Home Medication Safety Audit Form
- Template Personal Care Home Medication Storage Audit Form
- Template Personal Care Home Medication Returns Form
Non-Sterile Compounding Resources
- NEW! Compounding FAQ
- Diagram 1-Decision Algorithm for Risk Assessment
- Table 1-Elements to Cover in Training-Compounding Personnel
- Table 2-Elements to Cover in Training-Cleaning Personnel
- Table 3-Examples of Policies and Procedures
- Table 6-Example Components OF a Quality Assurance Program
- Checklist 1-Skills Assessment Checklist
- Template 1-Developing a Procedure
- Template 2- Master Formulation Record
- Template 3-Incident-Accident Reporting Form
Health Canada Resources – Narcotics & Controlled Drugs
- Guidance Document – Recommended Guidance in the Areas of Security, Inventory Reconciliation and Record-Keeping for Community Pharmacists
- Guidance Document – Handling and Destruction of Post-Consumer Returns Containing Narcotics, Controlled Drugs or Targeted Substances
- Guidance Document – Handling and Destruction of Unserviceable Stock Containing Narcotics, Controlled Drugs or Targeted Substances
- Guidance Document: Reporting Loss or Theft of Controlled Substances and Precursors
- Health Canada Loss or Theft Report Form for Controlled Substances and Precursors – Please be sure to send a copy to both Health Canada and the NLPB, as well as retaining a copy in your pharmacy.
- PLEASE NOTE: In accordance with Health Canada’s Guidance Documents, forged prescriptions are only considered thefts if a drug product containing a controlled substance or a precursor is actually dispensed, either partially or fully. The dispensed amount should be reported as the quantity stolen. Attempted forgeries where no drug products were dispensed are not to be reported.