Nebraska LB697 modifies the Pharmacy Practice Act to change requirements for compounding and delegated dispensing permits.
Nebraska LB697 amends the Pharmacy Practice Act to change requirements for compounding and delegated dispensing permits. It specifies that compounding in a hospital pharmacy can occur for hospitals under common ownership or part of a formal network. It allows authorized persons to reconstitute commercially available drug products and split scored tablets or add flavoring, provided it does not involve compounding. It also outlines labeling requirements for drugs and devices stored, received, or dispensed by public health clinics.
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