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t <br /> inspected their program. She gave the department flying colors. She <br /> mentioned her concerns to her. She asked her if the state was overseeing <br /> if and she said no. She just wanted to through that in. <br /> Mr. Darrington continued by stating that the FDA has best management <br /> practices, which then the state and locals can be stricter on. That was <br /> basically what the pharmacy guidelines were. There were no teeth to <br /> these because there was no enforcement of these guidelines; He <br /> supposed that the license beard could probably say something if they <br /> didn't go along with it. As far as he could see there was no real oversight <br /> to it either. Ms. Warden saw no real oversight to it on the individual <br /> boards. <br /> Ms. warden stated that when she mentioned the use of a thermometer, <br /> They told her that was a good idea. <br /> Ms. Grady didn't understand that. In the hospital even single floor that <br /> had medicine on it... <br /> Mr. Harrington interjected that a different faction governed therm. <br /> Ms. Grady countered by stating that even though it was a pharmacy. <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that hospitals and clinics were governed by <br /> different part of the state. These were the people he talked to first. The <br /> pharmacies were set alone. <br /> Ms. Warden thought that they probably wouldn't want the board stepping <br /> on their turf. They were more interested in them taking care of medication <br /> and keeping it at proper storage temperatures. Plus, if anything was <br /> expired it should be kept separate and not in the refrigerated area, She <br /> went through this and picked up some blurbs. The last paragraph she did <br /> herself. They just had a small blurb on it and she extended it. She had <br /> spoken to Mr. Harrington and they wanted a liquid thermometer. They <br /> didn't want one of those cheap thermometers. <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that they didn't say what type of thermometer to put <br /> in. But, the immunization group requires a specific type of thermometer <br /> and medication should be no different. <br /> Mr. Santos felt that it was for their own protection too especially if the <br /> medicine temperature sensitive. <br /> Ms. Warden is very concerned for the children. All that stuff usually had to <br /> be refrigerated. They just have no care whatsoever. <br /> 12 <br />