How quickly must nonresident pharmacy permit holders produce records to the Board upon written request?

The requirement for nonresident pharmacy permit holders to produce records to the Board upon written request is established by Georgia pharmacy regulations. Specifically, a nonresident pharmacy must respond to a request for records within a time frame of 15 business days. This timeframe allows for compliance while ensuring that the Board can conduct its oversight and regulatory responsibilities effectively. The stipulation emphasizes the importance of timely access to pharmacy records for matters related to patient safety, practice integrity, and regulatory compliance.

In Georgia, the Board requires this time frame to maintain a balance between the operational capabilities of pharmacies and the regulatory needs for inspection and verification. Being capable of producing requested records within 15 business days reflects the expectation that nonresident pharmacies maintain organized, readily accessible records and comply with state laws governing pharmaceutical practices.