Modifies provisions relating to the practice of pharmacy

Summary

The measure would let pharmacists handle prescriptions, compound and label drugs, give most FDA‑approved vaccines (excluding a long list), provide nicotine‑replacement products, dispense HIV post‑exposure prophylaxis, and create medication therapeutic plans under written physician protocols. It also clarifies that only licensed pharmacists may practice, allows supervised auxiliary staff, and requires joint board rules for protocol use. The bill did not pass.

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