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Drugs and Medicines

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Advertisement of prescription drugs in mass media, curtailment urged, exceptions to - HCR 62
Childhood immunization registry, permit establishment of - HB 241; HB 241: HCS, HFA (1)
Compassionate care programs, coordination of - SR 33
Controlled substances, abuse of, prevention, study - HJR 83
Dispense prescription drugs, permit nurses and physicians assistants to - SB 160: SFA(5)
Driving under the influence, treatment assessment - SB 41; HB 192
DUI, per se offense for controlled and prohibited substances - SB 19
Emergency medical technicians, epinephrine administration by - SB 33
Flunitrazepam
  • (Rohypnol) possession, distribution - SB 101: SFA(1)
  • (Rohypnol), addition as Schedule I controlled substance - SB 101
Harm reduction program, creation of - SB 35
Local health boards, require policies on medications and consent - SB 101: HFA(6); HB 377: HFA (1)
Manufacture of methamphetamine, definition of "chemicals" - SB 101: HCS
Medicaid prior authorized drug file, requirements for - SB 92: SFA(1),(2)
Medicaid,
  • nonprior authorization for comparable drugs repealed for - HB 317
  • nonprior authorized drug list criteria for - HB 317
Methamphetamine, ingredients for - SB 101: HFA(8)
Minors, revocation of driver's license upon drug conviction - SB 19
National Pharmaceutical Stockpile, plans for access and distribution of products from - HB 199
New drugs, nonprior authorization repealed for - HB 317
Nurse practitioners and physician assistants, Cabinet for Health Services to provide data to - HB 239
Nursing, prescription drugs, definition of dispense for - SB 158: HFA(2)
Oxycodone and morphine sulfate, added prescribing requirements for - SB 101: HFA(2)
Oxycodone, prescribing requirements for - HB 360
Oxycontin,
  • prescription, requirements for - HB 360: HCS
  • schedule II controlled substance - HB 360: HFA(1)
Pharmaceutical Assistance Program, creation of - SB 103
Pharmacist refusal to dispense abortive medications or devices, unlawful to discriminate for - HB 106
Pharmacist's
  • refusal to dispense abortive medications or devices, discrimination based upon - SB 160: SFA(3)
  • refusal to dispense abortive medications or devices, discrimination based upon - SB 26; SB 160: SFA (2)
  • refusal to dispense abortive medications or devices, requirements for - SB 160: SFA(1)
Physician assistants, health departments, scope of practice within - HB 377: HFA(6)
Prescribe or dispense medications or devices that terminate pregnancy, permit refusal of - HB 377: HFA(2)
Prescribing
  • or dispensing medications or devices that cause an abortion, permit refusal of - HB 377: HFA(9),(10)
  • or dispensing medications or devices that terminate pregnancy, permit refusal of - HB 377: HFA(3),(4),(5)
Restrictions on dispensing of prescriptions, exception nurses - HB 377; HB 377: HCS, HFA (1)
RU-486, use of - SB 7
Viagra,
  • pharmacists, limitation on dispensing by - SB 160: HFA(1)
  • pharmacists, limitations on dispensing by - HB 106: HFA(1)

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