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LAWS,
REGULATION, LEGISLATION, REPORTS
MARYLAND LAWS
Wholesale Distributor Permitting and Prescription Drug
Integrity Act CLICK
HERE Related
Maryland Regulations, entitled Licensing of
Wholesale Prescription Drug or Device Distributors,
are under Chapter 10.34.22, Regulations
10.34.22.01-.08. Each regulation can be
accessed separately using the following links: http://www.dsd.state.md.us/comar/10/10.34.22.01.htm http://www.dsd.state.md.us/comar/10/10.34.22.02.htm http://www.dsd.state.md.us/comar/10/10.34.22.03.htm http://www.dsd.state.md.us/comar/10/10.34.22.04.htm http://www.dsd.state.md.us/comar/10/10.34.22.05.htm http://www.dsd.state.md.us/comar/10/10.34.22.06.htm http://www.dsd.state.md.us/comar/10/10.34.22.07.htm http://www.dsd.state.md.us/comar/10/10.34.22.08.htm
Prescription Drug Repository Program
MARYLAND REGULATIONS
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What's New:
- Effective in 2008
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Pharmacy
Technicians, COMAR 10.34.34.01-.11, Effective January
28, 2008
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Licensing
of Wholesale Prescription Drug or Device Distributors,
COMAR 10.34.22.01-.08, Effective April 7, 2008
- "Regulations
amended to comply with the Pharmacy Technician Regulations,
Effective January 28, 2008"
- Disciplinary
Proceedings, COMAR 10.34.01.02, .05, .06, and .12-.15
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Information
Required on Prescriptions or Patient Drug Profiles,
COMAR 10.34.08.01
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Fees,
COMAR 10.34.09.02
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Pharmacist
and Technician Code of Conduct, COMAR 10.34.10.02-.07
and .09
- Monetary Penalties,
COMAR 10.34.11.01-.03, .04-1, .06 and .07
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Standard
of Practice for Unlicensed Personnel, 10.34.21.02-.06
- Effective in 2007
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Prescription Drug Repository
Program, COMAR
10.34.33.01-12, Effective January 29, 2007
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Pharmacist
Administration of Influenza Vaccination, COMAR
10.34.32.03 and .08, Effective July 2, 2007
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Sterile
Pharmaceutical Compounding, COMAR 10.34.19.01-.16, Effective September 10, 2007
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regulations
FEDERAL LAWS
Pseudoephedrine – Title VII – Combat
Methamphetamine
Epidemic Act of 2005.
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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was enacted by
Congress in 1996 (Public Law 104-91) to reform the health care system in the
United States. The "administrative simplification" provisions of the
law are intended to improve the administrative efficiency and effectiveness of
the health care system. One of the efficiency measures requires that
certain enumerated transactions electronically transmitted by covered entities
(health insurers, health care clearinghouses and health care providers that
engage in electronic transactions) be conducted using national, uniform
standards.
HIPAA LINKS: Health & Human Services -
CMS
- Effective April 2, 2002 —- 2 new laws regarding prescription labels
(1) Prescription drug labels are not required to say "Caution: Federal
Law prohibits dispensing without a prescription" , now they need only say " Rx only".
(2) Labels may Remove the statement "Warning - may be habit forming" from certain narcotic prescriptions, side effects are
described in the package insert.
Click Here for a copy of the amendment published in the Federal Register.
- See Federal Register (April 27, 2001) notice
regarding FDA Guidance for dispensing and purchasing Controlled Substances over the
internet. NASCSA.
This notice describes the
circumstances under which sales of controller substances via the Internet are legal, including foreign shipped substances.
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Code of Federal Regulations
- Library of Congress
& Library Legislative Information
- Reg123.com
MARYLAND LEGISLATION
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FY 2008 Legislative Session in Annapolis
Maryland, January 9, 2008 – April 7, 2008. For further
information regarding Maryland's General Assembly and to
research and/or track
legislation go to:
www.mlis.state.md.us
2007
Legislative Session
Bills Monitored
by the Maryland Board of Pharmacy
PUBLISHED REPORTS
Maryland Board of
Pharmacy Wholesale Distributor Permitting and Prescription
Drug Integrity Act Annual Report to the Governor and general
Assembly, January
1, 2008
Maryland Board of Pharmacy
Prescription Drug Repository Program Annual report to the
Governor and General Assembly, January
1, 2008
Maryland Board
of Pharmacy Prescription Drug Repository Program Annual Report
to the Governor and General Assembly, January
1, 2007.
DRUG THERAPY MANAGEMENT
WORKGROUP REPORT
This report addresses therapy management issues raised in legislative
session FY02 for the purpose of introducing a bill in the legislative session FY03.
Preface and Medication Error Report -
Click Here
Maryland Task Force on the Establishment of a Prescription
Drug Repository Program Final Report to the General Assembly,
July 1, 2006
Maryland Legibility of Prescriptions Workgroup Final Report
to the
General
Assembly,
August 15, 2005
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