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Page 1 of 1 Southcity Christian College NPC (Registration No.2004/012009/08) t/aSOUTHCITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS PREPARATORY SMOKING, ALCOHOL, DRUG, STEROID AND PERFORMANCE ENHANCING SUBSTANCES POLICY

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What is prep drug policy?

The PREP (Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness) drug policy is a legal framework that provides immunity from liability for manufacturers and distributors of certain medical countermeasures during public health emergencies.

Who is required to file prep drug policy?

Entities involved in the manufacturing, distribution, or administration of medical countermeasures covered under the PREP Act are required to file a PREP drug policy.

How to fill out prep drug policy?

To fill out the PREP drug policy, organizations need to complete the required forms detailing the medical countermeasures they intend to provide, and submit any necessary documentation to the appropriate government authorities.

What is the purpose of prep drug policy?

The purpose of the PREP drug policy is to encourage the development and distribution of medical countermeasures during public health emergencies by providing legal protections to manufacturers and healthcare providers.

What information must be reported on prep drug policy?

Entities must report information including the types of medical countermeasures used, the conditions under which they are distributed, and any adverse events associated with their use.