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This map includes all pharmacies in the state of Kansas with a staff pharmacist who has signed the statewide EOA protocol. If you believe your pharmacy should be listed on the map, submit your pharmacist's signed protocol to be included.

The EOA protocol does not expire. If the Board of Pharmacy modifies it, all pharmacists will be notified. If a pharmacist wants to discontinue dispensing EOAs without a prescription, the pharmacist should notify the Board of Pharmacy.

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Any pharmacist who, in good faith and with reasonable care, prescribes or dispenses an emergency opioid antagonist without a prescription shall not, by an act or omission, be subject to civil liability, criminal prosecution or any disciplinary or other adverse action by the Board of Pharmacy arising from the pharmacist dispensing the emergency opioid antagonist. Additionally, any bystander (including a pharmacist) who, in good faith and with reasonable care, administers an emergency opioid antagonist to a person experiencing a suspected opioid overdose shall not, by an act or omission, be subject to civil liability or criminal prosecution, unless personal injury results from the gross negligence or willful or wanton misconduct in the administration of the emergency opioid antagonist.

Summary: This amendment clarified that an electronic controlled substance prescription for new or initial dispensing, schedules II-V, could be transferred pursuant to state law when the DEA published their final rule in 21 CFR 1306.08 that references application of the new rule only if state law authorizes such. The DEA now authorizes the transfer of an electronic controlled substance prescription for new or initial dispensing, schedule II-V, if 21 CFR 1306.08 is followed.

Applicants for Pharmacist License by Endorsement and Examination, to include graduates of foreign schools of pharmacy, are now accepted online. Click here to begin the online application process.

Persons enrolled in a pharmacy technician training program must obtain a pharmacy technician trainee registration if they will be performing the duties of a pharmacy technician. Do NOT apply for a pharmacy technician trainee registration if you already hold a current active Virginia pharmacy technician registration. If you previously held a Virginia pharmacy technician registration that lapsed, it may be necessary to apply for a pharmacy technician trainee registration in order to gain practical experience to reinstate your registration. Please reach out to Board staff prior to applying for reinstatement and pharmacy technician trainee registration.

Effective October 31, 2018, a Controlled Substances Registration is not required for a nursing home utilizing an automated dispensing system that is exclusively stocked with drugs that would be kept in a stat-drug box pursuant to 18VAC110-20-550 or an emergency drug kit pursuant to 18VAC110-20-540 and are solely administered for stat or emergency administration.

The remote dispensing site (RDS) operates as an extension of a traditional pharmacy. The primary difference is that a pharmacist checks the orders and talks with patients via a two-way video connection instead of being live at the site.

Pharmacy technician(s) that work at RDS are legally required to have more experience than technicians in a regular pharmacy setting. The technicians are trained and fully capable of coordinating all of your medicine needs. The pharmacist is supervising from a Marshfield Clinic Pharmacy near the RDS location.

The following locations have met the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services quality standards for durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and supplies (DMPEOS) pharmacy through the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP).

The New York State Department of Health has issued a statewide non-patient specific prescription or standing order. This authorizes all pharmacists and supervised pharmacy interns to dispense naloxone to anyone who requests it, without a patient-specific prescription.

Standing Order Information: Prescriber: Sharon Stancliff, MD

NYS License Number: 184365

All dispensing of naloxone through this standing order should be done in accordance with the protocol outlined in the Standing Order Pharmacy Dispensing Protocol Dispensing

All naloxone dispensing must be documented consistent with applicable laws and regulations and with standard pharmacy practice. NYSDOH provides a template to track dispensing on a quarterly basis, here: NYS Naloxone Pharmacy Data Upload.

The completed application with the fee and required documentation must be submitted at least 30 days prior to date the applicant wishes to open the pharmacy. Make sure to provide all requested information.

The University of Minnesota is offering a presentation on Naloxone.

"This presentation is provided for pharmacists and providers who wish to learn more about factors that increase an individuals' risk of opioid overdose, identify signs and symptoms of opioid overdose, and understand the pros and cons of different naloxone formulations. The presentation will review resources patients may use to access naloxone, describe legal considerations for prescribing and dispensing of naloxone in Minnesota, and discuss available naloxone and opioid resources for healthcare providers and patients."

Satellite Medication Dispensing (SMD) at Adventist Health Glendale (AHGL) provides outpatient pharmacy services for our patients, community and medical center employees in one convenient location. The SMD serves the medication needs of individuals upon discharge from the medical center and in the emergency room, eliminating the need to go to a retail pharmacy and providing continuity and coordination of care for our patients.

(a) A licensed, registered pharmacist, or a pharmacy intern acting in conformity with the provisions of section 6806 of the Education Law and regulations thereunder in a registered pharmacy, may, in good faith and in the course of his/her professional practice, sell and dispense to an ultimate user schedule II controlled substances or those schedule III or schedule IV controlled substances listed in section 80.67(a) of this Part, provided they are dispensed pursuant to an official New York State prescription, an out-of-state prescription or an electronic prescription delivered within 30 days of the date such prescription was signed by the authorized practitioner or an oral prescription where permitted.

(b) No such substance shall be dispensed or sold unless it is enclosed within a suitable and durable container to which is affixed, in such a manner which would inhibit its removal, an orange label upon which is indelibly typed, printed or otherwise legibly written:

(1) the name and address of the ultimate user for whom the substance is intended, or, if intended for use upon an animal, the species of such animal and the name and address of the owner or person having custody of such animal;

(2) the name, address and telephone number of the pharmacy from which such substance is dispensed;

(3) specific directions for use as stated on the prescription;

(4) the name of the prescribing practitioner;

(5) the legend, prominently marked or printed in either boldface or upper case lettering: "CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, DANGEROUS UNLESS USED AS DIRECTED";

(6) the number of the prescription under which it is recorded in the pharmacy prescription file;

(7) the date of filling; and

(8) the name of the controlled substance or such code number assigned by the department for the particular substance pursuant to section 80.24 of this Part.

(c) A licensed, registered pharmacist in a registered pharmacy may, in good faith and in the course of his/her professional practice, sell and dispense, to an ultimate user, controlled substances upon the delivery to such pharmacist, within 30 days of the date such prescription was issued by an authorized practitioner, an official New York State prescription or an out-of-state written prescription transmitted by facsimile in accordance with subdivision (e) or subdivision (f) of section 80.67 of this Part.

(d) The pharmacist filling the prescription shall endorse upon the prescription his/her signature, the date of filling, and the number of the prescription under which it is recorded in the pharmacy prescription file.

(e) A pharmacy shall make a good faith effort to verify the identity of any person accepting delivery of a dispensed prescription for a controlled substance by requiring such person, if unknown to the pharmacy, to present appropriate identification.

(f)(1) The endorsed prescription shall be retained by the proprietor of the pharmacy for a period of five years. The prescription information shall be filed electronically with the Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement, utilizing a transmission format acceptable to the department, not later than 24 hours after the substance was delivered. A waiver allowing a pharmacy to make such filings within a longer period of time may be issued by the commissioner based upon a showing of economic hardship, technological limitations that are not reasonably within the control of the pharmacy, or other exceptional circumstance demonstrated by the pharmacy. Such waiver and any subsequent waiver shall be applied for in the same manner and shall be subject to the same requirements as specified in Section 80.63(c)(2)(x) of this Part and, if granted, such waiver shall not provide for a filing period longer than the 15th day of the next month following the month in which the substance was delivered. Pharmacies delivering prescriptions by mail or licensed express delivery services shall file the prescription information with the Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement, utilizing a transmission format acceptable to the department, not later than 72 hours after the substance was shipped from the pharmacy. The information filed with the department shall include but not be limited to: 17dc91bb1f