License required for practice of pharmacy; dispensing of prescription drugs; prescription drug orders; electronically transmitted drug orders; refills; Schedule II controlled substance prescriptions

Use of security paper for hard copy prescription drug orders for Schedule II controlled substances. Substitution of generic drugs or interchangeable biological products for brand name drugs and prescribed biological products. Duties requiring professional judgment; responsibilities of licensed pharmacist. Patient record systems. Restriction of license for failure to review patient records and prescription drug orders. Patient counseling; optimizing drug therapy. Compounding and distribution of drug products. Storage and handling of controlled substances and dangerous drugs. Restrictions on dispensing of medicines, drugs, or poisons; functions which require the professional judgment of a pharmacist. Selling drugs in vending machines prohibited; remote automated medication system excluded. Remuneration for professional pharmacy care services. 26-4-112. 26-4-113. 26-4-114. 26-4-114.1. 26-4-115. 469 Pharmacy licenses; applications; fees; investigations; prescription department requirements. Licensure procedures for pharmacies; non-transferability; minimum standards. Occurrences requiring immediate notification to board. Wholesale distributors; licensing requirements; suspension or revocation of license; reinstatement. Special pharmacy permits. Nonresident pharmacy permits; application; requirements. Wholesale drug distributors; registration; fees; reports of excessive purchases; penalty for violations; transfers of drugs. Requirement that certain wholesale distributors of controlled substances and dangerous drugs provide price and quantity information. Emergency service providers; contracts with issuing pharmacy; record keeping; inspections. Licensed health practitioners authorized to prescribe auto-injectable epinephrine for schools; pharmacists authorized to fill prescriptions. Licensed health practitioners authorized to prescribe opioid antagonists; pharmacists authorized to fill prescriptions; immunity from liability. Licensed health practitioners authorized to prescribe levalbuterol sulfate or abuterol sulfate for schools; Article 10 Sec. 26-4-116.4. 26-4-117. 26-4-118. pharmacists authorized to fill prescriptions. Undesignated ready-to-use glucagon for schools. Duty to prosecute violations. Pharmacy Audit Bill of Rights; recoupment of disputed funds; appeals process for unfavorable reports; final audit report; investigative audits based on criminal offenses. Pharmacy anti-steering and transparency; prohibited activities. Article 7 Nuclear Pharmacy Law Sec. 26-4-170. 26-4-171. 26-4-172. 26-4-173. 26-4-174. 26-4-175. 26-4-176. 26-4-177.