New York bill A07230 mandates pharmacies to ensure prescriptions are filled by another pharmacist if a pharmacist refuses to do so based on personal.
New York bill A07230 amends the education law to establish duties for pharmacies when pharmacists refuse to fill prescriptions due to personal beliefs. The bill requires pharmacies to ensure prescriptions are filled by another pharmacist if a pharmacist refuses to do so. It also mandates pharmacies to inform individuals if a product is not in stock and to order such items without delay, subject to the individual's consent. The bill sets forth penalty provisions for pharmacies that violate these requirements.
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