What is the maximum ratio of interns to pharmacists in a pharmacy setting?

The maximum ratio of interns to pharmacists in a pharmacy setting is set at 1 intern for every 2 pharmacists. This regulation is in place to ensure that the level of supervision and training provided to interns is adequate while maintaining safe and effective pharmacy operations. Having a maximum ratio allows experienced pharmacists to oversee the activities of interns, ensuring compliance with laws and proper medication dispensing practices. This supervision is crucial for both the intern's education and the safety of patients receiving care.

The other ratios presented would imply either a higher number of interns per pharmacist than is permitted or do not align with the established guidelines for supervision and operational efficiency in a pharmacy environment.