Will pharmacists be held accountable for OBOP Newsletter information if they do not have a computer?

Pharmacists are responsible for staying informed about relevant laws, rules, and regulations that govern the practice of pharmacy in Oregon, including the information provided in the OBOP Newsletter. Regardless of their access to online resources or computers, it is their professional duty to ensure that they are aware of any updates or changes that could affect their practice. The accountability extends to all licensed pharmacists, emphasizing the importance of maintaining current knowledge about regulations that impact public health and safety.

Therefore, it is essential for pharmacists to seek alternative ways to obtain this information, such as visiting public libraries, collaborating with colleagues, or utilizing other resources to stay compliant with regulations and provide safe care to patients. This responsibility highlights the ethical obligation that pharmacists hold to ensure they are practicing within the boundaries of the law, regardless of their access to technology.