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NY S07918
Bill
Status
6/18/2014
Primary Sponsor
Philip Boyle
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AI Summary
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Clinicians prescribing Schedule II prescription narcotic drugs must conduct baseline urine drug testing prior to issuing initial prescriptions to assess new patients and detect non-prescribed drug use.
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Initial prescriptions limited to four-day supplies until confirmatory or quantitative drug testing results (such as liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry) are obtained.
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Ongoing periodic testing required at minimum twice annually for all patients; patients treated for addiction must be tested as frequently as necessary to ensure therapeutic adherence.
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Department of Health directed to ensure reimbursement by clinical health care providers and laboratories for confirmatory and quantitative chromatographic drug testing methodologies.
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Act takes effect 60 days after becoming law.
Legislative Description
Requires baseline and periodic and/or targeting drug testing to be utilized by clinicians prescribing prescription narcotic drugs.
Last Action
REFERRED TO RULES
6/18/2014