A bill for an act relating to the prescribing, ordering, dispensing, and administering authority of pharmacists and practitioners.

Summary

The bill prevents any pharmacy or health‑related board, as well as employers, from limiting a pharmacist’s or practitioner’s right to prescribe, order, dispense, or administer medication when it is within their legal scope of practice. It also makes any such prohibited restriction unenforceable and protects clinicians from discipline when they act on professional judgment. The goal is to ensure patients receive care without unnecessary administrative barriers.

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