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MN HF3571
Bill
Status
3/8/2018
Primary Sponsor
Roz Peterson
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AI Summary
HF3571 Bill Summary
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Pharmacists may accept written, verbal, or electronic emergency prescription orders outside a licensed pharmacy when the pharmacy is closed and waiting would cause significant patient harm, provided the pharmacist is designated on-call and uses secure encrypted means for electronic orders.
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Pharmacists may access pharmacy prescription processing systems remotely through secure encrypted means to process emergency prescriptions only for patients in long-term care or county correctional facilities when the pharmacy is closed and the pharmacist is on-call.
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Manufacturers, wholesale drug distributors, and third-party logistics providers may distribute dialysate and home peritoneal dialysis devices directly to patients without pharmacy licensure if dialysate is FDA-approved, stored in original unopened packaging, delivered only upon physician's order processed by a licensed pharmacist, and records maintained for three years.
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Wholesale drug distributors are prohibited from dispensing prescription drugs directly to patients except for licensed facilities distributing home peritoneal dialysis products pursuant to the exemption established in the bill.
Legislative Description
Emergency prescription orders standards established, and distribution of home dialysis supplies requirements modified.
Last Action
Second reading
3/29/2018