New York A03426 authorizes physicians and pharmacists to establish collaborative practice medication adherence protocols for patients with chronic.
New York A03426 amends the public health law and the education law to allow physicians and qualified pharmacists to create collaborative practice medication adherence protocols for patients with chronic diseases. These protocols ensure that patients' medications are appropriate, effective, and safe. The bill also makes permanent certain provisions relating to pharmacists performing collaborative drug therapy management with physicians in specific settings. Participation in these services is voluntary, and patients must consent in writing.
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