When a planned closing of a drug outlet occurs, which information must be provided to the Board?

The requirement to notify the Board about the planned closing of a drug outlet involves providing the date of closure. This detail is critical as it allows the Board to keep accurate records and ensures compliance with state regulations governing the operation of pharmacies. The date also plays a significant role in planning for any necessary inspections or follow-up actions the Board may need to undertake.

While other information, such as inventory of drugs or a current customer list, may be relevant for operational reasons, they are not specifically mandated as part of the notification to the Board regarding closure. The focus on the date of closure ensures that the Board has the necessary timeline to record the change in pharmacy status and manage the integrity of drug dispensing in the state effectively.