SB1675 mandates medication profiles for high-risk patients in Texas hospitals with over 100 beds.

SB1675 amends the Texas Occupations Code to require hospitals with more than 100 beds to ensure accurate medication profiles for high-risk patients. Hospital pharmacists must obtain these profiles, while pharmacist-interns or pharmacy technicians can do so if they meet specified training requirements. The pharmacist-in-charge must establish policies for profile completion timeframes. The board will implement rules detailing profile contents and training requirements. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.

SB1675 mandates medication profiles for high-risk patients in Texas hospitals with over 100 beds.

SB1675 amends the Texas Occupations Code to require hospitals with more than 100 beds to ensure accurate medication profiles for high-risk patients. Hospital pharmacists must obtain these profiles, while pharmacist-interns or pharmacy technicians can do so if they meet specified training requirements. The pharmacist-in-charge must establish policies for profile completion timeframes. The board will implement rules detailing profile contents and training requirements. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.