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-- Home About Us Contact Us Patient's Bill of Rights Resources Apply for License -- Change Address/Data/ Administration Authority Find a Pharmacy Renew License Intern Pharmacist Pharmacy Technician TPL Wholesale Verify License Reprint License Intern Pharmacist Pharmacy Technician VDT VRF TPL Wholesale Naloxone Prescribing for Pharmacists Pharmacy Inspection Applications/Forms Calendar Complaints Exam Results [NABP-MPJE] Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Sign Up or Login-Healthcare Professionals How to Register and use the PMP AWARxE Online Database Program Description Frequently Asked Questions Law Enforcement Form Data Submission Specifications Law Rules Request PDMP Display Sign Request a Waiver ONE Rx Prescription Drug Repository Program Search for a Donated Drug or Supply Search for a Participating Pharmacy or Prescriber Donate Unused Medications or Supplies Program Description For Pharmacies and Prescribers Proper Drug Disposal USP Chapter 800 Toolkit Laws/Rules Proposed Laws and Rules Guidance Documents/Questions and Answers Newsletters Board Minutes Nodak Pharmacy Journals Annual Report -- District V NABP/AACP Pharm-Assist Telepharmacy Data REQUESTOR Login/Registration Data SUBMITTER Login/Registration Board of Pharmacy to Offer Controlled Substance Disposal Locations to the Public The Board of Pharmacy has provided an opportunity for North Dakota pharmacies to offer a drug disposal program. Participating pharmacies are providing access to a secure and safe way to dispose of controlled substances for their patients. This will provide a mechanism to reduce the amount of medications in a patient's residence to assure they are not diverted or misused. Information about participating pharmacy locations along with the ND Attorney General's Take Back program location can be accessed at the following link: Disposal location options . For North Dakota pharmacies: Please contact the Board office if you are interested in offering this service. The "Red Flags" video helps pharmacists identify warning signs of prescription drug abuse and diversion. If the video above does not play, please click here to access the video. Durable Medical Equipment Licensure for North Dakota Required by August 1, 2013 Durable Medical Equipment Licensure for North Dakota Required by August 1, 2013 - click here for details. Click here for SB 2342 which includes the licensing requirements. Obtaining a NPLEx Account If your pharmacy sells ephedrine and/or pseudoephedrine over the counter, you will need to request access to the National Precursor Log Exchange (NPLEx) by visiting www.NPLExSurvey.com . Please click on the appropriate state and complete the survey for an NPLEx account. Once your account has been verified, you will be contacted by Appriss, provider of NPLEx, to inform you of next steps. DEA Issues Statement on Role of Authorized Agents in Communicating Controlled Substance Prescriptions to Pharmacies The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has issued a statement of policy to provide guidance under existing law regarding the proper role of a duly authorized agent of a DEA-registered individual practitioner in connection with the communication of a controlled substance prescription to a pharmacy. For more information and a sample of the Designated Agent to Communicate Controlled Substance Prescriptions to Pharmacies form, please click here . Our Mission The Board of Pharmacy protects, preserves and promotes the public health and welfare of the citizens of North Dakota by assuring that the highest quality pharmaceutical care is delivered and that appropriate use of pharmaceuticals is upheld through education, communication, licensing, legislation, regulation, and enforcement. We Value Service Pharmacy is a service profession. The philosophy of pharmaceutical care focuses on the patient as the beneficiary of pharmacists' activities. The responsible provision of pharmaceutical therapy for the purpose of achieving definite outcomes is intended to improve patient's quality of life. Ethics Our profession acknowledges and pursues the highest ethical standards in all endeavors. Honesty and integrity guide all interactions with patients, other healthcare practitioners, and the general public. Professional Competence Our profession requires that pharmacists possess the knowledge and skills to practice pharmacy as contemporarily defined. We Envision A profession that is recognized as primary healthcare provider capable of responding to society’s healthcare needs. 1906 East Broadway Avenue • Bismarck, ND 58501 • 701-328-9535...