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Summary
The bill broadens the legal definition of pharmacy practice to include drug‑therapy monitoring, collaborative agreements and other services, and creates a new authority for pharmacists who have completed a residency or three years of hospital patient‑care to administer medications during life‑threatening emergencies at Level I and II trauma centers under a physician’s direction. It also updates related statutes on orthotics, pedorthics, and pharmacy‑benefit‑manager transparency. The changes would take effect on July 1, 2026.
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