Rhode Island H7934 mandates pharmacists to report immunizations for individuals aged 3-18.

Rhode Island H7934 requires pharmacists authorized to administer influenza and COVID-19 immunizations to individuals aged 3-18 to report these immunizations to the Department of Health within seven days. The bill also mandates that pharmacists notify a patient's primary care provider within fourteen days of administering an immunization, if the provider's information is known. If no primary care provider is known, the pharmacist must still report the immunization. The bill amends existing law to include these reporting requirements.

Rhode Island H7934 mandates pharmacists to report immunizations for individuals aged 3-18.

Rhode Island H7934 requires pharmacists authorized to administer influenza and COVID-19 immunizations to individuals aged 3-18 to report these immunizations to the Department of Health within seven days. The bill also mandates that pharmacists notify a patient's primary care provider within fourteen days of administering an immunization, if the provider's information is known. If no primary care provider is known, the pharmacist must still report the immunization. The bill amends existing law to include these reporting requirements.