Allows pharmacists to dispense insulin in emergency situations without prior authorization.

This bill amends several sections of the General Laws to allow pharmacists to dispense insulin in emergency situations without prior authorization. It specifies that in such cases, the supply dispensed may not exceed a 30-day supply. The bill also defines "emergency situation" as an event where authorization for the dispensing of insulin may not be readily obtained from the practitioner. The changes apply to various health-related statutes, ensuring consistency across different health care contexts.

Allows pharmacists to dispense insulin in emergency situations without prior authorization.

This bill amends several sections of the General Laws to allow pharmacists to dispense insulin in emergency situations without prior authorization. It specifies that in such cases, the supply dispensed may not exceed a 30-day supply. The bill also defines "emergency situation" as an event where authorization for the dispensing of insulin may not be readily obtained from the practitioner. The changes apply to various health-related statutes, ensuring consistency across different health care contexts.