Vision, Mission, Values and Goals

NAPRA's Vision 2005

Pharmacists in Canada providing care that consistently meets the highest possible standards.

November 2000

NAPRA's Mission

The National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA) enhances the activities of the pharmacy regulatory authorities by:

• Representing the common interests of the member organizations;
• Serving as a national resource centre; and
• Promoting the national implementation of progressive regulatory programs and standards

November 2000

NAPRA's Values

Value #1: The Optimal Health of Canadians
Our products, services and policies reflect our commitment to achieving the highest possible standard of health for Canadians.

Value #2: Respect for the Autonomy of each Member
We see our role as serving the member Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities and taking actions that enhance and support their vision and goals.

Value #3: Teamwork and Partnerships
We strive for synergy by working together as a team and forming strategic and tactical partnerships with our stakeholders

Value #4: Innovation and Creativity
We are driven to find new products, services and practices that will support the optimal health of Canadians.

Value #5: Transparency and Accountability
The decisions, policies and regulations that we promote fully meet the needs and requirements of our members. We act in compliance with the guidance and counsel of our member representatives.

Value #6: Strong Leadership and Effective Governance
We lead and govern our organization with high standards, integrity, and committed stewardship.

April 2000

NAPRA's Corporate Goals

Goal 1: Act as a national information clearinghouse and resource centre, and provide services to the members in relation to all aspects of pharmacy regulation.

Goal 2: Represent, promote and facilitate, both nationally and internationally, the interests and activities of the members.

Goal 3: Oversee, coordinate and promote the activities of the National Drug Scheduling Advisory Committee, and promote harmonization of the conditions of sale of drugs throughout Canada.

Goal 4: Develop model legislation and standards respecting the profession of pharmacy and pharmacies, and promote the harmonization of such legislation and standards.

February 1995