What organization conducts inspections of hospital pharmacies at least once every two years?

The correct answer is the Georgia Drugs and Narcotics Agency (GDNA), which is responsible for conducting inspections of hospital pharmacies at least once every two years. GDNA's primary role is to ensure compliance with state pharmacy regulations and to protect public health by monitoring the practices of pharmacies, including those in hospitals.

These inspections focus on many aspects, including the proper storage and handling of medications, adherence to safety protocols, maintenance of accurate records, and the overall operation of the pharmacy. The requirement for biennial inspections ensures that hospital pharmacies maintain high standards and operate in a manner that is safe and compliant with applicable laws.

The other organizations mentioned have different responsibilities. The FDA primarily deals with the regulation of food and drug products at a national level and does not conduct routine inspections of hospital pharmacies specific to state law compliance. The DEA focuses on the regulation of controlled substances and enforcing drug control laws but does not conduct regular inspections on pharmacies like GDNA. The CDC is involved primarily in public health and disease control, not specifically in pharmacy inspections.