Ohio HB1004 allows pharmacists to dispense nicotine replacement therapy and oral contraceptives without prescriptions, following specific protocols.
Ohio HB1004 amends the state's Revised Code to allow pharmacists to dispense nicotine replacement therapy and oral contraceptives without prescriptions, following specific protocols. The state board of pharmacy must establish these protocols, which include screening procedures, treatment guidelines, and follow-up care plans. Pharmacists must complete courses on these therapies and practice according to the approved protocols. The board reviews and revises the protocols every two years. The bill also includes provisions for recordkeeping and notice to primary care providers.
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