What must be displayed in pharmacies according to SCPP's deterrent policy?

A pharmacy must display signage regarding a time-delayed safe according to the Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy Professionals (SCPP)'s deterrent policy. This policy is implemented to enhance security and reduce the risk of theft or diversion of controlled substances and high-risk medications. By prominently displaying this signage, pharmacies inform both staff and customers that medications are stored securely and that access to these medications is controlled. This acts as a deterrent to potential theft and helps maintain the integrity of the pharmacy’s operations.

The other options, while relevant to pharmacy operations in general, do not specifically align with the objectives of the deterrent policy established by the SCPP. The signage about the time-delayed safe directly addresses security measures, which is a central focus of the policy, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding controlled medications within the pharmacy environment.