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Board of Pharmacy - Board Meeting Information

All meetings are open to members of the public for observation but not for participation. If you plan to attend this meeting, please contact the Board's office 24 hours in advance to confirm the meeting will take place as scheduled. If you have any questions concerning this agenda, please call (207)624-8621. This agenda may be subject to change prior to the meeting date.

The Department of Professional and Financial Regulation does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission to, access to, or operation of its programs, services or activities. Individuals who need auxiliary aid for effective communication in programs and services of the Department are invited to make their needs and preferences known to the Department's ADA Compliance Coordinator.

2009 Board Meeting Links
Date Agendas/Addenda Minutes

 

2008 Board Meeting Links
Date Agendas/Addenda Minutes
January 15, 2008Agenda
January 15, 2008Minutes
February 12, 2008Agenda
February 12, 2008Addendum
February 12, 2008Minutes
March 11, 2008Meeting Cancelled
April 8, 2008Agenda
April 8, 2008Minutes
May 13, 2008Meeting Cancelled
June 10, 2008Agenda
June 10, 2008Minutes
August 19, 2008Agenda
August 19, 2008Minutes
September 9, 2008Agenda
September 9, 2008Addendum
October 14, 2008Meeting Location
November 18, 2008Meeting Location

 

Archived Board Meeting Links
2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002

 

Advisory Rulings

2005-1 - Satisfying "Handwritten" Requirements in Electronic Prescription

Other

Emergency Contraceptive - The Pharmacist's Role

U.S. Food and Drug Administration - Plan B: Questions and Answers

Attention Pharmacist: FAQs on Security Requirements for all Written Prescriptions for Drugs Classified as Schedule II Drugs .

Department of Public Safety Rules on Security Prescription Blank for Schedule II Drugs and Approved Waivers by Department Of Public Safety .

Maine Pharmacists: The Maine Poison Center requests your assistance in monitoring for early signs of biological terrorism

Pharmacy Practice Act — Emergency Law Update LD 1578 An Act To Make Filling Out-of-State Prescriptions for Schedule II Drugs More Convenient signed into law by Governor Baldacci on May 27, 2003 Public Law 2003 Chapter 326

 

Last Updated: September 29, 2008 11:15 AM