This course presents principles of law and public policy as they relate to pharmacy practice under federal, state and local regulations. Topics include general rules and regulations governing pharmacy practice, controlled substances, contracts, malpractice, payment for services, and public policy.The basic principles of law are reviewed as they relate to the practice of pharmacy under federal, state and local regulations. The special problems involving the control of narcotics, poisons, and other controlled substances as well as laws relative to business and professional activities are reviewed.Where appropriate, guest lecturers will be invited to address specific topics. Presentation and items discussed from guest lecturers will be included on examinations and/or assignments. The role of the course coordinators/instructors are to facilitate your learning process, and stimulate your thoughts through active engagement, yet students are ultimately responsible for their individual learning.#Law#Policy