Sections
39 entriesSection 4110Requires a separate annually renewed board license for each California pharmacy and each premises, while allowing temporary permits under board-set conditions, including…Section 4110.5Allows specified counties, cities and counties, and special hospital authorities to operate mobile pharmacy units as extensions of pharmacy licenses for persons…Section 4111Prohibits pharmacy ownership or licensing involving specified California prescribers and financial interests, including a colocated prescriber owning more than 10% of the…Section 4112Requires any out-of-state pharmacy shipping controlled substances, dangerous drugs, or devices into California to obtain and maintain a nonresident pharmacy license, make…Section 4113Requires every pharmacy to designate an approved pharmacist-in-charge and notify the board within 30 days for specified California pharmacies or 90 days…Section 4113.1Requires community pharmacies to report medication errors to a board-approved entity within 14 days after discovery, keep compliance records three years, and…Section 4113.5Prohibits a community pharmacy from requiring a pharmacist to practice while open to the public unless another employee is available to assist,…Section 4113.6Requires a covered chain community pharmacy to staff at least one clerk or technician dedicated to pharmacy services, but bars board action…Section 4113.7Prohibits a chain community pharmacy from establishing or communicating quotas tied to licensed pharmacist or pharmacy-technician duties. “Quota” covers fixed numbers or…Section 4114Allows an intern pharmacist to perform all pharmacist functions at the discretion of, and under the direct supervision and control of, a…Section 4115Limits pharmacy technicians to nondiscretionary tasks under direct pharmacist supervision and allows certified technicians additional tasks, including vaccination after six hours of…Section 4115.5Allows pharmacy technician trainees to complete supervised externships and perform specified technician duties under direct pharmacist control, with one trainee per supervising…Section 4116Prohibits unauthorized persons from entering licensed pharmacy areas containing controlled substances, dangerous drugs, or dangerous devices, while allowing specified professionals and pharmacist-supervised…Section 4117Prohibits anyone other than specified pharmacy professionals, law officers, prescribers, registered or vocational nurses, consultation recipients, or persons authorized by the pharmacist-in-charge…Section 4118Allows the board to waive pharmacy or hospital-pharmacy licensing requirements when it believes high patient safety consistent with good patient care can…Section 4118.5Requires a pharmacist in a hospital with more than 100 beds to obtain a medication profile for each high-risk patient on admission…Section 4119Allows a pharmacy to furnish dangerous drugs or devices to licensed health facilities for secured emergency supplies, subject to facility requirements and…Section 4119.01Allows a pharmacy, or qualifying licensed wholesaler and emergency medical services provider agency, to restock a licensed EMS automated drug delivery system…Section 4119.10Allows an in-state pharmacy to use pharmacists for FDA-approved or authorized waived tests if the pharmacy is properly laboratory-licensed and maintains required…Section 4119.11Allows an in-state pharmacy to serve covered-entity patients through a licensed automated patient dispensing system at the covered entity or contracted medical…Section 4119.2Allows a pharmacy to furnish epinephrine delivery systems to a local educational agency when they are exclusively for agency use, including qualifying…Section 4119.3Allows a pharmacy, at a patient's request, to repackage a drug previously dispensed to that patient or agent. A repackaging pharmacy must…Section 4119.4Allows a pharmacy to furnish epinephrine auto-injectors to an authorized entity for emergency care when they are exclusively for that entity and…Section 4119.5Allows a pharmacy to transfer a reasonable supply of dangerous drugs to another pharmacy. It also allows a pharmacy to repackage and…Section 4119.6Allows an intern pharmacist, while under the direct supervision and control of a pharmacist, to stock, replenish, and inspect the emergency pharmaceutical…Section 4119.7Allows a qualifying hospital pharmacy to furnish dangerous drugs or devices under approved standing orders, order sets, or protocols if the order…Section 4119.8Allows a pharmacy to furnish naloxone hydrochloride or another opioid antagonist to a school district, county office of education, or charter school…Section 4119.9Allows a pharmacy, wholesaler, or manufacturer to furnish naloxone hydrochloride or another opioid antagonist to a law enforcement agency only for use…Section 4120Prohibits a nonresident pharmacy from selling or distributing dangerous drugs or devices in California through persons, media, or outlets other than specified…Section 4121Limits prescription-drug retail-price advertising to quantities consistent with good medical practice and requires the advertisement to state the drug’s strength, dosage form,…Section 4122Requires pharmacies to post or provide the board’s prescription-price notice and to give current retail drug prices on request. For requests covering…Section 4123Requires a pharmacy that contracts to compound a parenteral-therapy drug under a prescription for delivery to another pharmacy to report the contractual…Section 4124Allows pharmacists to dispense replacement contact lenses only under a valid prescription expiring within one year of the last examination and prohibits…Section 4125Requires every pharmacy to maintain a quality assurance program documenting at least medication errors attributable to the pharmacy or its personnel to…Section 4126Allows covered entities to contract with pharmacies for specified preferentially priced drug services if the contracts follow federal guidelines and are inspectable.…Section 4126.5Limits pharmacies to furnishing dangerous drugs to the listed recipients, including certain wholesalers, manufacturers, reverse distributors, patients, authorized providers, common-control pharmacies, and…Section 4126.8Requires pharmacy compounding of drug preparations for furnishing, distribution, or use in California to follow the compounding standards in the current United…Section 4126.9Requires a pharmacy recalling a nonsterile compounded drug to contact the recipient and board within 12 hours when exposure may cause serious…Section 4126.10Allows a California pharmacy to distribute compounded human drugs interstate only if it reports prior-year data between January 1 and March 31…