Aligns Hawaii's definition of compounded prescription drugs with federal standards to ensure patient safety and regulatory consistency.
This bill amends Hawaii's workers' compensation law to align the state's definition of compounded prescription drugs with federal standards. Compounded drugs are those prepared by a licensed pharmacist or physician for an individual patient based on a valid prescription. The bill aims to promote patient safety and regulatory consistency by incorporating federal quality benchmarks and exclusions for simple reconstitution. It ensures that compounded drugs meet recognized quality standards and supports access to individualized medications when FDA-approved drugs are not suitable.
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