PRP Assessment
Introduction Under the Malaysian Registration of Pharmacists Act 1951 , to apply for full registration, pharmacy graduates must complete provisional registration training to the satisfaction of the Pharmacy Board for a period of not less than 1 year. Specifically, they have to complete the PRP Log Book with a minimum passing mark of 60% . Government Hospital Health Clinic Private Hospital Community Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Industry Non-manufacturing Pharmaceutical Industry Research & Development (Academia) Training in Progress No matter which rotation a provisional registered pharmacist starts with in a hospital, their preceptors will assess their individual knowledge and skills before they are confident in allowing them to do anything unsupervised. Supervisors have to take responsibility for what a provisional registered pharmacist is doing under their supervision. In community pharmacy, preceptors will often work side by side on a daily basis to observe what the provisional reg...