Ohio HB12 allows patients to try drugs for off-label use with informed consent from their prescriber.

Ohio HB12, also known as the Jeff, Dave, and Angie Patient Right to Try Act, allows patients to try drugs for off-label use with informed consent from their prescriber. The bill permits prescribers to issue prescriptions for drugs, including for off-label use, if they have obtained informed consent from the patient or their personal representative. The bill also ensures that pharmacists, hospitals, and inpatient facilities must allow the dispensing of drugs for off-label use if prescribed.

Ohio HB12 allows patients to try drugs for off-label use with informed consent from their prescriber.

Ohio HB12, also known as the Jeff, Dave, and Angie Patient Right to Try Act, allows patients to try drugs for off-label use with informed consent from their prescriber. The bill permits prescribers to issue prescriptions for drugs, including for off-label use, if they have obtained informed consent from the patient or their personal representative. The bill also ensures that pharmacists, hospitals, and inpatient facilities must allow the dispensing of drugs for off-label use if prescribed.