What is the required timeframe for a pharmacy to notify the board after deficiencies are noted?

In Minnesota, when a pharmacy is subjected to a compliance inspection and deficiencies are noted, the pharmacy is required to notify the Board of Pharmacy within 30 days. This timeframe is important to ensure that the pharmacy is addressing the issues identified and is taking corrective action in a timely manner. By having a 30-day window, the Board can monitor the pharmacy's commitment to maintaining compliance with state regulations, addressing any safety or legal concerns, and ensuring ongoing public health protection. This standard reinforces the accountability of pharmacies and is aligned with expectations for professional conduct in the field. Other options, while they represent various possible timeframes, do not align with the specific regulations established by the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy.