TNPC Registered Pharmacist Service Book : Tamil Nadu State Pharmacy Council

Organisation : Tamil Nadu State Pharmacy Council
Facility Name : Registered Pharmacist Service Book
Applicable State : Tamil Nadu
Website : http://tnpc.ac.in/home.html

How To Get Registered Pharmacist Service Book?

Candidates should keep in hand the following certificates while filling the online request form of Registered Pharmacist Service Book.

Related / Similar Facility : TNPC Change of Name

1) TNPC Registration Certificate
2) Recently taken colour passport size photograph

Procedure for Pharmacist Service Book :
1. Pay the Fees as detailed below and keep ready the payment particulars
2. Fill the online application form
3. Scan and upload the image of your photograph:
a) Photo size W 30 mm x H 35 mm File size upto 100 KB
b) Signature size W 55 mm x H 10 mm File size upto 30 KB
4. Submit the application form
5. You will receive the new Pharmacist Service Book by Registered post

How To Pay Fees For Registered Pharmacist Service Book?

The Renewal fees of Rs.200/- can be paid as follows :

1. NEFT Cash Payment :
Payment can be made in any Bank through NEFT by providing the following details

Beneficiary Details :
Name : TAMIL NADU PHARMACY COUNCIL
Account No. : 001911011001325
Account type : Current Account
Bank : Andhra Bank
Branch : Ashok Nagar, Chennai 600 083
IFSC Code : ANDB0000019

2. Any Branches of Andhra Bank with the above details. Please furnish your Registration Certificate No. along with your name while making payment.

Drugs Information center:
The Tamil Nadu Pharmacy Council established its Drug Information Centre (DIC) in November, 2007 in collaboration with the Director of Drugs Control, Tamil Nadu. The aim of the DIC is to provide unbiased drug information to healthcare professionals and public.

Drug Information Services:
The centre provides in-depth, unbiased source of crucial drug information to meet the needs of the practicing physicians, pharmacists and other health care professionals in following areas:

Drug Therapy of Choice – Current and alternative therapy recommendations based on literature analysis and patient data are provided.

Adverse Drug Reactions:
Suspected adverse drug reactions are assessed. Specific information regarding predisposing factors, relationship to dose or duration of therapy, incidence, clinical manifestations, and management are provided.

Evaluation of Drug Reactions:
The significance of a drug-drug, drug-food, drug-disease or drug laboratory test interaction is evaluated.

Drug Information Centre:
Work towards in promotion of safe, effective, rational and economic use of drugs by the health professionals and patients.

Drug Interactions:
Drug interactions may happen when two or more drugs are administered to a patient at the same time. An interaction is said to occur when the effects of one drug are changed by the presence of another drug.

Drug drug interaction (DDI) may occur either invitro (outside living body) or in vivo (inside a living body). Those that occur outside the body are generally referred to as “ incompatibilities”.

Example: – The interactions manifested when one drug is mixed in an IV fluid – when noradrenaline is mixed with isotonic saline, it becomes degraded at that particular pH. To overcome this problem, vitamin C must be added to ensure stability of noradrenaline.

Contact

Block -E, First Floor Bharathiar Complex
100 Feet Inner Ring Road, Vadapalani,
Chennai – 600026 India.

Phone No : 91 – 044 – 2472 8747
Fax No : 91 – 044 – 2473 0061
E-Mail : enquiry@tnpc.ac.in