Guide to Federal Pharmacy Law,   ISBN:9780967633251

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An excellent book like all other editions. New medicare regulations are not discussed in this book. Drugs subjected to restricted distribution programmes like ipledge are discussed in detail

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This was a decent review of federal pharmacy law. But, the back of the book states that it covers Medicare and MTM updates, there was no Medicare section in the book. However, the book does contain review questions about Medicare. It seems like when they edited the new addition they just forgot to put it in.

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As a guide for studying the federal law portion of the MPJE, I would highly recommend this book. It was well organized and easy to read. The multiple choice questions at the end of each chapter as well as those at the end of the book were helpful in reinforcing content from all chapters. There are over 300 questions and excellent study tips. The study tips are points you're recommended to know and memorize for the MPJE. My only criticism of the book is that it omitted information on Medicare Part D. There were questions on the subject in the final group of questions at the end of the book, but no chapter or information on the subject to study from. Maybe it was just my copy or is missing from all copies made, I can't say. Medicare Part D did come up frequently on the MPJE when I took the exam. I would use a secondary resource when studying for Medicare Part D. Aside from that, this book is great. I am glad to say that I did in fact pass my MPJE (score of 84) and I owe a large part of that to reading and studying from this book.

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I have found this guide to federal pharmacy laws very easy to read and the writters definitely have success in mind for the readers with how simply written it is and lots of questions to help you while you study.

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There are 3 problems I encountered with my recent purchase. First, the communication from the vendor filling the order must have been in close proximity to a black hole which sucked in all forms of energy emitted from the vendor going to me since I did not have any idea once Amazon forwarded on the order, that the order would be sent, i.e. no communication. The second problem was that I ordered the book expedited and again, that black hole just sucked up that extra coin and the book arrived in what would be expected from ground transport on the back of a snail...so I am not sure what their definition of expedited is. The third problem, and this may not be an issue of the vendor, but my book's pages are out of numerical order. The book was listed as new, granted not all page are out of numerical order, but I am not sure if they picked up a manufacturer's error copy for cheap and passed it along, regardless if it was new or not. Would I use them again...n-------- (the rest of the answer was just sucked up in that black hole).