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2016 Wholesaler Self Inspection Form - Oregon.gov - oregon-2026

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The document is a 2016 Self-Inspection Report for wholesale distributors mandated by the Oregon Board of Pharmacy. It outlines compliance requirements, record-keeping practices, and operational procedures that wholesalers must adhere to by September 1, 2016. The report includes sections for verifying compliance with state and federal laws, maintaining proper documentation, ensuring facility security and cleanliness, and detailing personnel responsibilities. Wholesalers are instructed to keep this report on-site for inspection rather than submitting it to the Board.

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Begin by entering your business name, license number, and address in the designated fields. Ensure all information is accurate for compliance.
Indicate whether you are a Designated Representative or Contact Person by checking the appropriate box.
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