California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 9 — Pharmacy, Article 25 — Automated Drug Delivery System

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Section 4427Defines “drugs” and “dangerous drugs” for the article by adopting the same statutory meaning assigned to “dangerous drug,” and defines “devices” and…Section 4427.1Prohibits installation or operation of an automated drug delivery system in California unless the system satisfies the requirements of the governing article.…Section 4427.2Requires each California ADDS to be separately licensed to a current California pharmacy, with a prelicensure inspection within 30 days after a…Section 4427.3Requires an ADDS to operate inside an enclosed building with a premises address at a board-approved location limited to the listed pharmacy,…Section 4427.4Requires an ADDS to be owned or leased and supervised by its licensing pharmacy, which remains responsible for inventory and dispensing; stocking…Section 4427.5Requires the pharmacy holding an ADDS license to train pharmacy personnel and other personnel who use the system at its approved location…Section 4427.6Requires an APDS pharmacy to maintain and annually review written security, patient-selection, training, consultation, malfunction, and delivery procedures; obtain written patient consent;…Section 4427.65Allows an automated unit dose system at specified licensed facilities and correctional settings, subject to annually reviewed policies, controlled access, transaction records…Section 4427.7Requires a pharmacy holding an ADDS license to complete the specified self-assessment covering legal compliance and all information on ADDS operation, maintenance,…Section 4427.8Sets July 1, 2019, as the article's operative date and requires the board, by January 1, 2025, to report to the appropriate…

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