What is PEAC?
The Pharmacists' Education and Advocacy Council of Maryland is an independent, not-for-profit corporation providing confidential support and advocacy to troubled or impaired pharmacists. PEAC members are pharmacists who volunteer their time to furthering PEAC's mission. PEAC is supported through funding by the Maryland Board of Pharmacy, contributions from the Maryland Pharmacists' Association, the Maryland Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists and tax deductible donations under Section 501 (c)3 of the Internal Revenue Service.
Pharmacist's Education & Advocacy Council (PEAC) www.peacmaryland.org
PEAC Duty To Report Poster States :
1) If you are aware of a fellow pharmacist who is impaired by drugs or alcohol you have a legal obligation to report it
2) The mechanism for reporting is the Pharmacists’ Education and Advocacy Council (PEAC)
3) The Board of Pharmacy can sanction you if they become aware that you could have but did not report such a case