| Mark Disclaimer: |
The applicant disclaims the use of the eleven-point maple leaf and the abbreviation Rx apart from the trade-mark as a whole. The applicant also disclaims the words PHARMACY ASSOCIATION, CANADIAN and INTERNATIONAL apart from the trade-mark as a whole. |
| Publication Registration: |
Wednesday, May 31, 2006 |
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Design Feature:
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(1) Prescription symbol (Rx)
(2) One line or one band
(3) Straight lines or bands
(4) Horizontal lines or bands
(5) Letters presenting a special form of writing
(6) Letters underlined, overlined, framed or barred by one or more strokes
(7) One leaf
(8) Vine leaves (except 5.3.19), plane leaves, maple leaves
(9) 11-pointed Canadian maple leaf (leaves)
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Goods and Services Information
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Description:
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(1) - Provide its member pharmacies and pharmacists with continuing education opportunities relating to the delivery of distance-based pharmacy services; to promote the interests of international pharmacies through public education programs and lobbying government departments and agencies; promote high standards of practice by pharmacies that provide an international prescription service namely educational seminars, conferences, newsletters to inform members; provide professional education seminars and conferences designed to assist its members to develop policies and procedures that ensure compliance with provincial and federal statutes and regulations and Canadian International Pharmacy Association standards; provide its members with access to wares and services of pharmaceutical suppliers namely the provision of special meetings, conferences and a newsletter to facilitate access to the wares and services of pharmaceutical suppliers; develop information technology management systems designed for the distance-based delivery of pharmaceutical services.
(2) - Provide its member pharmacies and pharmacists with continuing education opportunities relating to the delivery of distance-based pharmacy services; to promote the interests of international pharmacies through public education programs and lobbying government departments and agencies; promote high standards of practice by pharmacies that provide an international prescription service namely educational seminars, conferences, newsletters to inform members; provide professional education seminars and conferences designed to assist its members to develop policies and procedures that ensure compliance with provincial and federal statutes and regulations and Canadian International Pharmacy Association standards; provide its members with access to wares and services of pharmaceutical suppliers namely the provision of special meetings, conferences and a newsletter to facilitate access to the wares and services of pharmaceutical suppliers; develop information technology management systems designed for the distance-based delivery of pharmaceutical services.
(3) - Provide its member pharmacies and pharmacists with continuing education opportunities relating to the delivery of distance-based pharmacy services; to promote the interests of international pharmacies through public education programs and lobbying government departments and agencies; promote high standards of practice by pharmacies that provide an international prescription service namely educational seminars, conferences, newsletters to inform members; provide professional education seminars and conferences designed to assist its members to develop policies and procedures that ensure compliance with provincial and federal statutes and regulations and Canadian International Pharmacy Association standards; provide its members with access to wares and services of pharmaceutical suppliers namely the provision of special meetings, conferences and a newsletter to facilitate access to the wares and services of pharmaceutical suppliers; develop information technology management systems designed for the distance-based delivery of pharmaceutical services.
(4) - To promote the interests of international pharmacies through public education programs and lobbying government departments and agencies.
(5) - Provide its member pharmacies and pharmacists with continuing education opportunities relating to the delivery of distance-based pharmacy services; promote high standards of practice by pharmacies that provide an international prescription service namely educational seminars, conferences, newsletters to inform members; provide professional education seminars and conferences designed to assist its members to develop policies and procedures that ensure compliance with provincial and federal statutes and regulations and Canadian International Pharmacy Association standards; provide its members with access to wares and services of pharmaceutical suppliers namely the provision of special meetings, conferences and a newsletter to facilitate access to the wares and services of pharmaceutical suppliers.
(6) - Develop information technology management systems designed for the distance-based delivery of pharmaceutical services.
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