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List of Training Premises for Provisionally Registered Pharmacist (PRP)

The provisional training for Provisionally Registered Pharmacist (PRP) must be carried out at the training premises listed under the Second Schedule of the Pharmacists Registration Act 1951. The premises are categorized into public and private training premises as follows:

Qualifying Examination to Practice Pharmacy

Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination 2014

The Qualifying Examination to Practice Pharmacy (QETPP) is pre requisite for registration with the Pharmacy Board of Malaysia (PBM).

CATEGORY OF APPLICANTS

The following pharmacy graduates/students from universities recognized by the Pharmacy Board of Malaysia (LFM) are eligible to apply to sit for the QETPP:

List of Authorized Local Universities Offering Pharmacy Course

University which is provisionally recognized by the Malaysian Qualification Agency (MQA) is allowed to conduct pharmacy degree programme and shall recruit students to enroll into pharmacy degree programme.

Pharmacy Board Malaysia

Pharmacy Board of Malaysia

Medicine Advertisements Board

Medicine Advertisements Board (MAB) was established under the provisions of The Medicine Advertisements Board Regulations 1976. The Board was established to discuss the approval for application on medical products or healthcare facilities and services advertisement received and at the discretion, the Board may:
• Issue approval for an advertisement.
• Review, revise its policies and guidelines as necessary
• Cancel / withdraw the approval granted

Membership

Poisons Board

Introduction
 

The Poisons Board is established in pursuant to the provisions under the Poisons Act 1952 and serves to advise the Minister of Health on the followings:
 
•    Classification of new chemicals as Poison
•    Reclassification of poison in the Poisons List
•    Removal of Poison from the Poisons List
•    Amendment of the psychotropic substances list in the Third Schedule

Pharmacy Practice & Development Division

The Pharmacy Practice and Development Division is responsible for ensuring the quality of drug procurement and usage through effective pharmacy practice in order to improve pharmacy services in Malaysia to be on par with other developed countries. There are five branches operated under the management of Pharmacy Practice and Development Division

Our History

Pharmacy service came into existence in the country since 1951 with the enforcement of the Registration of Pharmacist Act 1951, Poisons Act 1952 and Dangerous Drugs Act 1952. The primary task of the pharmacy service prior to independence was confined to the procurement, storage and distribution of drugs from the United Kingdom through the Crown Agents.

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