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- sapc website - SAPC
Welcome to the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC), the regulator established in terms of the Pharmacy Act, 1974 (Act 53 of 1974) to regulate pharmacists, pharmacy support personnel and pharmacy premises in South Africa
- sapc website - Registered Persons
The South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC) registers all professionals practising in the pharmacy profession as well as learners and students The below tabs provide relevant information and direct you to services applicable to your specific registration category
- sapc website - About SAPC
Our Mission The South African Pharmacy Council exists to promote universal health coverage through patient-centric pharmaceutical services This will be achieved by: protecting the rights and safety of the public; developing, enhancing and upholding acceptable norms and standards in pharmacy; safe-guarding and enhancing public health; promoting the dignity of the profession by ensuring ethical
- sapc website - Contact
Our Mission The South African Pharmacy Council exists to promote universal health coverage through patient-centric pharmaceutical services This will be achieved by: protecting the rights and safety of the public; developing, enhancing and upholding acceptable norms and standards in pharmacy; safe-guarding and enhancing public health; promoting the dignity of the profession by ensuring ethical
- sapc website - Members of the Public
Our Mission The South African Pharmacy Council exists to promote universal health coverage through patient-centric pharmaceutical services This will be achieved by: protecting the rights and safety of the public; developing, enhancing and upholding acceptable norms and standards in pharmacy; safe-guarding and enhancing public health; promoting the dignity of the profession by ensuring ethical
- sapc website - Registered Organisations
Our Mission The South African Pharmacy Council exists to promote universal health coverage through patient-centric pharmaceutical services This will be achieved by: protecting the rights and safety of the public; developing, enhancing and upholding acceptable norms and standards in pharmacy; safe-guarding and enhancing public health; promoting the dignity of the profession by ensuring ethical
- sapc website - Responsible_Overview
A responsible pharmacist is a natural person who is a pharmacist and who shall be responsible to the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC) for complying with all the provisions of the Pharmacy Act, 53 of 1974, and other legislation applicable to services which specially pertain to the scope of practice of a pharmacist, and the legislation
- sapc website - Publications
Our Mission The South African Pharmacy Council exists to promote universal health coverage through patient-centric pharmaceutical services This will be achieved by: protecting the rights and safety of the public; developing, enhancing and upholding acceptable norms and standards in pharmacy; safe-guarding and enhancing public health; promoting the dignity of the profession by ensuring ethical
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