There is a rule that only pharmacists who need to see your file to give you pharmacy services should look at it. In other cases, only the information necessary for the specific purpose should be consulted (for example. B for emergency, pharmacy or examination purposes). PharmaNet is divided into two main parts. The drug information system contains medicines and clinical information and is available at the Pharmacy and The College of Pharmacists. The PharmaCare Central Information System contains billing information and is available at the pharmacy and La PharmaCare. Pharmacists can only access your personal health information in the PharmaNet system if they need to do so to give you medication, advise you on your medications, evaluate your medications and ensure your safety or billing purposes. Confidentiality agreements for medical device distributor EDAP require compliance with the confidentiality requirements set out in BC Professional and Volume 3C: Business Rules – PharmaNet (PDF, 947KB) and include a series of privacy policies and procedures to protect the confidentiality of PharmaNet information. PharmaNet`s security measures include, for example, the use of firewalls and encryption, and anyone with access to PharmaNet must sign confidentiality agreements. In addition, PharmaNet maintains a protocol whenever a record is considered. All employees of the BC Department of Health and Health insurance or service providers who process or may access confidential PharmaNet information or documents are subject to confidentiality provisions as a clause in their employment or contract. Community Privacy Agreements in the Field of Health Practice Within the BC Pharmacy Association (BCPhA), our commitment to protecting the privacy and security of our members` personal data is an integral part of our core values. Because we are a company created under the BC Corporations Act, the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) governs how we handle personal data.

Bc Ministry of Health and Health Insurance Privacy Agreements All PharmaNet users with access to patient information are required to sign confidentiality agreements. Check your own PharmaNet Record Your pharmacist cannot print a registration of the PharmaNet system. You must apply to your pharmacist and the pharmacist will forward the application to the College of Pharmacists of BC, which sends you your PharmaNet entry directly.