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Drugs and Medicines

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Adult
  • day health care program, administration of medications by - HB 368
  • day health care programs, administration of medications by - SB 98, 99, 100
    Advanced registered nurses, limit dispensing of legend drugs by - SB 98: HFA(3)
    Anhydrous ammonia, offenses relating to - HB 501
    Charitable
    • health care providers, definition - HB 218: HFA(1)
    • health care providers, malpractice insurance, reimbursement for - HB 218; HB 218: HCS
    • health care providers, registration of - HB 218; HB 218: HCS
    Controlled
    • substance, theft of property to be used to manufacture - HB 153
    • substances, trafficking in - SB 65
    Dispensing
    • of nonlegend drugs, authorization of advanced registered nurses - HB 274
    • of nonlegend drugs, definition of - HB 274: SCA(1)
    Drug offense, use or carrying of firearm during - HB 152
    End-of-life care, task force to study quality of - HCR 44
    Ephedrine, sale of - HB 933
    Fetal tissue, medical research, procurement condemned - HCR 117
    Formulary, Medicaid, nonprior-authorized drug file and comparable drugs - HB 390: SFA(4)
    Health
    • insurance, contraceptive devices and services, coverage for - HB 450; HB 450: HFA (1)
    • insurance, contraceptive services, religious employer, exemption for - HB 450: HFA(2)
    • insurance, state employees, changes to formulary - HB 598: HCS
    Immunization, hepatitis B, school age children - HB 564
    Industrial
    • hemp, license denied if applicant has prior conviction for growing marijuana - HB 855: HCS
    Inherited metabolic disease, cap on health insurance prescription coverage for - HB 202: SCS
    Low-income families, Medicaid expansion for - HB 1009
    Managed
    • care plans, information on providers and services, formats permitted - SB 341: SFA(1)
    • care plans, provider and service information formats, permitted - SB 341
    Medicaid
    • drug study, added required component for - SB 343: SFA(2)
    • drug study, components required for - SB 343; SB 343: SFA (1)
    • drug study, report prior to data collection and analysis required for - SB 343
    • managed care, pharmacy exclusion - HB 74
    Medicaid,
    • drugs, study of - HB 608: SFA(12)
    • nonprior-authorized drug file for - HB 429: SFA(1)
    • nonprior-authorized file, process to place comparable drugs on - SB 98: HCS; HB 608: SFA (7)
    Medications to terminate pregnancy, pharmacists rights to deny dispensing of - HB 489
    Mental health conditions, treatment for - HB 268
    Multiple sclerosis, resolution in support of awareness of - HR 137
    Optometrists, criteria for dispensing medicine - HB 886
    Pharmacist refusal to dispense, unlawful to discriminate for - SB 98: HFA(1); SB 279: HFA (5); HB 274: SFA (2)
    Pneumococcal and influenza vaccine, required immunization for - HB 63
    Prescription Drug Assistance Program, creation of - HB 364; HB 617: HFA (1),(14)
    Refusal
    • to dispense medication, unlawful to discriminate for - SB 294: HFA(1); SB 324: HFA (1)
    • to dispense, unlawful to discriminate for - SB 294: HFA(2)
    Schedule I controlled substances, remove certain substances from definition of - SB 263: SCA(2)
    Sexual offenses, administering of controlled substances or legend drug to accomplish - HB 1023
    State health plan, mail-order drug benefit, prohibition - SB 9
    Students in Kentucky public schools, administration of medicines to - HB 305: HFA(1),(3)
    Trafficking in controlled substance in first degree - HB 529

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