Storing different versions, such as topical and oral, of the same drug in different parts of the pharmacy, and discouraging distribution of professional samples are standards set by which organization?

The Joint Commission (TJC) sets patient-safety and medication-management standards for healthcare organizations. Separating different forms of the same medication helps prevent selection errors, and discouraging professional samples supports safer, more controlled medication distribution. The DEA focuses on controlled substances, OSHA on workplace safety, and the FDA on regulating drugs and products.

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