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MI SB0920
Bill
AI Summary
SB 0920 Summary
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Pharmacists may dispense emergency refills of up to 60-day supplies of non-controlled prescription drugs through March 31, 2021, if failure to refill could interrupt patient care, with requirements to inform patients and notify prescribers
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Pharmacists may operate temporary pharmacy locations outside designated licensed premises and dispense/administer drugs for COVID-19 treatment per CDC, NIH, or state chief medical executive protocols
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Pharmacists may substitute therapeutically equivalent drugs during critical shortages and oversee pharmacy technicians remotely using real-time audiovisual systems capable of identifying tablet/capsule markings
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Out-of-state pharmacies and wholesale distributors licensed in good standing in other states are considered licensed to do business in Michigan, with restrictions on controlled substance distribution except for FDA-designated drug shortages
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These provisions apply only while a qualified order or declaration (emergency order or state disaster/emergency) related to a respiratory disease epidemic is in effect
Legislative Description
Health occupations: pharmacists; expansion of services provided by pharmacists and pharmacies and modification of certain licensing requirements; provide for during certain emergencies and disasters. Amends 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.1101 - 333.25211) by adding sec. 17713. TIE BAR WITH: SB 0879'20
Health: pharmaceuticals
Last Action
Assigned Pa 0324'20 With Immediate Effect
12/30/2020