Who is responsible for the registration of pharmacies in Colorado?

The correct answer is the Colorado State Board of Pharmacy. This board is responsible for the regulation of pharmacy practice in Colorado, including the registration of pharmacies. The board's primary role includes ensuring compliance with state and federal pharmacy laws, maintaining standards for the practice of pharmacy, and protecting the health and safety of the public.

The Colorado Department of Health's focus is more broadly on public health issues and does not specifically handle the registration of pharmacies. The Colorado Medical Board primarily regulates physicians and does not have jurisdiction over pharmacy registrations. The National Pharmacy Association operates at a national level, focusing on advocacy and education for pharmacists but does not participate in the registration process for pharmacies at the state level. Thus, the Colorado State Board of Pharmacy is the specific entity tasked with overseeing this aspect of pharmacy law and practice within the state.