Administering Drugs and Vaccines by Injection
Pharmacists can complete requisite Council-approved education, training, and application process to administer drugs and vaccines by injection.
Learn morePharmacists can expand their scope of practice in the areas of prescribing, drug or vaccine administration, and ordering of screening and diagnostic testing by successfully completing the requisite Council-approved education, training, and application process.
To prescribe a drug included in the category for self-limiting conditions listed in Schedule 3 to the Regulation (excluding smoking cessation), a pharmacist must
To complete the Self-Limiting Conditions Independent Study Program for Manitoba Pharmacists, please contact registration@cphm.ca. The cost to complete the module can be found in the CPhM Fee Schedule.
The Fundamentals of Prescribing for Manitoba Pharmacists presentation is available at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMSYNV0pEXs
The presentation slides are available here.
Completed applications for Authorization to Prescribe a Drug Included in Schedule 3 to the Pharmaceutical Regulation for Self-Limiting Conditions (not including smoking cessation) and supporting documents can be forwarded to the College of Pharmacists of Manitoba by email to registration@cphm.ca (preferred method), fax to 204-237-3468, or mail to 200 Tache Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R2H 1A7.
All licensed pharmacists are entered into DPIN as prescribers. Pharmacist prescriber numbers consist of the prefix ‘X’ followed by the pharmacist’s licence number. For example, ‘X12345.’ Pharmacists use this prescriber number when entering a prescription into DPIN.
Pharmacists can complete requisite Council-approved education, training, and application process to administer drugs and vaccines by injection.
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