Organisation : Tamil Nadu State Pharmacy Council
Facility Name : Good Standing Certificate
Applicable State : Tamil Nadu
Website : http://tnpc.ac.in/home.html
How To Apply For TNPC Good Standing Certificate?
Procedure for TNPC Good Standing Certificate :
1. Pay the Fees as detailed below and keep ready the payment particulars
2. Fill the online application form
3. Submit the application form
4. Good Standing Certificate will be dispatched by Registered post to the Authority/Board.
Related / Similar Facility : TNPC Registered Pharmacist Service Book
How To Pay Fees For TNPC Good Standing Certificate?
The Renewal fees of Rs.2000/- 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.
Good Pharmacy Practice
The International Pharmaceutical Federation first adopted the guidelines for Good Pharmaceutical Practice in 1993. These guidelines were developed as a reference to be used by national pharmaceutical organizations, governments, and international pharmaceutical organizations to set up nationally accepted standards of Good Pharmacy Practice.
The revised version of this document was endorsed by WHO in 1997 and subsequently approved by the FIP Council in 1997. The GPP Guidelines are based on the pharmaceutical care given by pharmacists.
The guidelines recommend for national standards to be set:
(i) The promotion of health
(ii) The supply of medicines, medical devices, patient self-care
(iii) Improving prescribing and medicine use by pharmacists’ activities
These guidelines have been subsequently adapted and adopted in a wide number of developed countries. In certain cases, the national professional body has strived to adapt the guidelines and developed, in collaboration with the government, specific regulation / legislation on this matter.
Conscious of the need to help developing countries achieve GPP, the FIP Community Pharmacy Section Executive Committee established a working group to produce guidelines in this area in 1992. The paper, entitled “GPP in Developing Countries Guidelines for Implementation”, was endorsed by the FIP CPS Executive Committee in September 1998.
Having realized the importance of continuing to increase awareness of GPP and stimulating its implementation, the FIP Bureau decided to request the BPP to focus on the theme and to develop a specific activity. Two countries had been identified as pilot sites for GPP technical assistance to the implementation of these guidelines.
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