The regulatory module does not need to be completed in one sitting. Registrants may revisit the module as many times as required to pick up where they left off, until completed. Self-declaration through eServices must not be submitted until the module has been completed
The College’s PPMAC regulatory education module is not an accredited learning program and therefore, cannot be used as an accredited learning activity for professional development. However, registrants may use the regulatory education module as a non-accredited learning activity.
Yes. Prior to making a diagnosis and prescribing for minor ailments or contraception in BC, all pharmacists registered in BC who choose to provide services under PPMAC must complete the College’s regulatory education module and self-declare completion of this training through their eServices account.
The regulatory education module includes content specific to prescribing for minor ailments and contraception in BC.
The College only requires the module to be completed once to fulfill the education requirements. There is no requirement to repeat the module at this time.
Declarations of module completion must be recorded in the registrant’s eServices account. Declarations can be submitted by selecting “My Profile” > “My Declarations” > “PPMAC”.
The College’s Pharmacist Prescribing for Minor Ailments and Contraception (PPMAC): Regulatory Education Module is available on UBC’s Canvas Catalogue Learning Management System.
Yes. Prior to making a diagnosis or prescribing for minor ailments or contraception, pharmacists must complete the College’s regulatory education module and self-declare completion of this training through their eServices account. The module and self-declaration must be completed prior to providing services under PPMAC.