How many days in advance must a CE provider submit a program for board approval?

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The requirement for continuing education (CE) providers to submit a program for board approval is set at a standard of 45 days in advance. This timeframe allows the board sufficient time to review the program details, assess compliance with established standards, and ensure that the content meets the necessary educational criteria for credit.

This advance notice is crucial for maintaining the quality and integrity of ongoing education for pharmacists. It also allows for the organization and planning of the educational activities to ensure they are effectively aligned with current pharmacy practices and regulations.

Other options suggest longer periods, which may not be necessary for the review process, and could potentially delay the scheduling of educational offerings. The 45-day requirement strikes a balance between providing adequate time for review and maintaining efficient implementation of CE programs.