This engagement is now closed.
It ran from 2017-04-21 to 2017-07-21.
Check below for where to find results.
Respondents shared their thoughts on scope of practice, advisory supports and input, licensing, registration, code of ethics, standards of practice, limits and fees for rural permit holders, inspections and discipline, and future amendments.
Who participated
The Government of Yukon met with the Yukon Pharmacists Association, Yukon Registered Nurses Association and the Yukon Medical Association. Ten people identifying as pharmacists, rural permit holders or pharmacist corporations, and 2 members of the public responded to the survey.
The Government of Yukon is updating legislation for pharmacists and rural permit holders (physicians who dispense drugs) to improve pharmacy services and standards. This is part of a larger legislative framework that governs the pharmacies and rural dispensaries where these professionals work.
From April 21 to July 21, 2017, the public was invited to provide feedback on the proposed:
- Pharmacists Regulation;
- Standards of practice for pharmacists;
- Standards of practice for rural permit holders; and
- Code of ethics for pharmacists and rural permit holders.
We will consider feedback from stakeholder groups and the public in the proposed legislation.
How did we do at this public engagement? Tell us by completing a short questionnaire.