Statutes Relating To Pharmacy Practice Act
2020STATE OF NEBRASKASTATUTES RELATING TOPHARMACY PRACTICE ACTDepartment of Health and Human ServicesDivision of Public HealthLicensure Unit301 Centennial Mall South, Third FloorPO Box 94986Lincoln, NE 68509-4986
STATUTE INDEXUNIFORM CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES -435.02.28-435.03.28-436.28-437.Terms, defined.Act, how cited.Act; how construed.Repealed. Laws 2001, LB 398, § 97.Administering secret medicine; penalty.Controlled substances; declaration.Controlled substances; schedules; enumerated.Registration; fees.Registration required; exceptions.Registration to manufacture or distribute controlled substances; factors considered.Registrant; disciplinary action; grounds; procedure.Records of registrants; inventory; violation; penalty; storage.Controlled substances; records; by whom kept; contents; compound controlled substances;duties.Narcotic drugs; administration to narcotic-dependent person; violation; penalty.Distribution to another registrant; manner.Controlled substance; Schedule II; prescription; contents.Controlled substance; Schedule III, IV, or V; medical order, required; prescription; contents;pharmacist; authority to adapt prescription; duties.Prescription created, signed, transmitted, and received electronically; records.Controlled substances; maintenance of records; label.Controlled substance; transfer.Controlled substance; destruction; records.Controlled substance; practitioner; provide information; limit on liability or penalty.Controlled substances; chemical analysis; admissible as evidence in preliminary hearing.Narcotic drugs; label; requirements.Prohibited acts; violations; penalties.Unlawful acts; violations; penalty.Intentional violations; penalty.Inhaling or drinking certain intoxicating substances; unlawful.Selling or offering for sale certain compounds; use; knowledge of seller; unlawful.Act, exceptions.Selling or offering for sale certain compounds; register; maintain for one year.Inducing or enticing; violation.Violations; penalty.Transferred to section 71-2510.01.Repealed. Laws 1978, LB 748, § 61.Additional penalties.Controlled premises, defined; inspection; procedure.Division of Drug Control; established; personnel; powers and duties; Nebraska State Patrol DrugControl and Education Cash Fund; created; use; investment; report; contents.Department; enforce act; powers.Seized without warrant; subject to forfeitures; disposition; manner; when; accepted as evidence;court costs and expenses; report to Auditor of Public Accounts; contents.Complaint, pleading, or proceeding; burden of proof.Appeal; procedure.Education and research.Licensee; reporting and investigation duties.Health care facility; peer review organization or professional association; report required; contents;confidentiality; immunity; failure to report; civil penalty; disposition.Insurer; duty to report violations.Clerk of county or district court; report convictions and judgments; Attorney General or city or countyprosecutor; provide information.Repealed. Laws 1993, LB 627, § 26.Uniformity of interpretation.i
-473.28-474.28-475.28-476.Transferred to section 28-401.01.Drug paraphernalia, defined; enumerated.Drug paraphernalia; determination; factors considered.Drug paraphernalia; use or possession; unlawful; penalty.Drug paraphernalia; deliver or manufacture; unlawful; exception; penalty.Delivery of drug paraphernalia to a minor; penalty.Advertisement of drug paraphernalia; unlawful; penalty.Imitation controlled substance; prohibited acts; determination; penalties; seizure.Repealed. Laws 1992, LB 1019, § 130.Repealed. Laws 1992, LB 1019, § 130.Repealed. Laws 2009, LB 151, § 5.Crystalline iodine; sale; requirements.Ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, or phenylpropanolamine; immediate precursor; prohibited acts;violation; penalty.Anhydrous ammonia; possession; penalty.Ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, or phenylpropanolamine; possession; penalty.Methamphetamine; retailer education program.Repealed. Laws 2009, LB 151, § 5.Methamphetamine Awareness and Education Fund; created; use; investment.Phenylpropanolamine or pseudoephedrine; sold without a prescription; requirements; enforcement.Pseudoephedrine or phenylpropanolamine; limitation on acquisition; violation; penalty.Methamphetamine precursor; terms, defined.Methamphetamine precursor; seller; duties; waiver authorized.Methamphetamine precursor; access to exchange to law enforcement.Methamphetamine precursor; seller; immunity.Methamphetamine precursor; prohibited acts; penalty.Cannabidiol; terms, defined; legislative findings.Medical Cannabidiol Pilot Study; University of Nebraska and Nebraska Medicine; authority toproduce or possess cannabidiol; patient; eligibility.Medical Cannabidiol Pilot Study; created; physician or pharmacist; duties; risks and benefits form;use; participant; document; contents.University of Nebraska Medical Center and Nebraska Medicine; duties; powers.Prosecution for unlawful possession of marijuana; defense; restrictions on certain actions.Report; contents.Termination.Naloxone; authorized activities; immunity from administrative action, criminal prosecution, or civilliability.Lookalike substance; prohibited acts; penalty.Drug overdose; exception from criminal liability; conditions.Transferred to section 38-1,144.Transferred to section 38-1,145.Opiates; receipt; identification required.Hemp; carry or transport; requirements; peace officer; powers; violation; penalty.CERTIFIED NURSE MIDWIFERY PRACTICE ACT(Nurse Midwife prescribing controlled substances)38-611.Certified nurse midwife; authorized activities.Title 172 Chapter 104 Practice of Certified Nurse Midwives Regulations (104-005.01(6))CERTIFIED REGISTERED NURSE ANESTHETIST PRACTICE ACT(Nurse Anesthetist administration of controlled substances)38-70638-711.Practice of anesthesia, defined; activities not subject to act.Certified registered nurse anesthetist; performance of duties.ii
MEDICINE AND SURGERY PRACTICE ACT(Physician Assistant prescribing of drugs and devices)38-2055.Physician assistants; prescribe drugs and devices; restrictions.NURSE PRACTITIONER PRACTICE ACT(Nurse Practitioner prescribing controlled substances)38-2315.Nurse practitioner; functions; scope.PHARMACY PRACTICE 8-2829.38-2830.38-2831.Act, how cited.Definitions, where found.Accredited hospital or clinic, defined.Accredited pharmacy program, defined.Accredited school or college of pharmacy, defined.Accrediting body, defined.Administer, defined.Administration, defined.Bioequivalent, defined.Biological product, defined.Brand name, defined.Board, defined.Calculated expiration date, defined.Caregiver, defined.Chart order, defined.Chemically equivalent, defined.Compounding, defined.Delegated dispensing, defined.Deliver or delivery, defined.Device, defined.Dialysis drug or device distributor, defined.Dialysis drug or device distributor worker, defined.Dispense or dispensing, defined.Distribute, defined.Drug sample or sample medication; defined.Drug product, defined.Drug product select, defined.Drugs, medicines, and medicinal substances, defined.Electronic signature, defined.Electronic transmission, defined.Equivalent, defined.Facility, defined.Facsimile, defined.Generic name, defined.Graduate pharmacy education or approved program, defined.Hospital, defined.Hospital pharmacy, defined.Interchangeable biological product, defined.Labeling, defined.Long-term care facility, defined.Medical gas, defined.Medical gas device, defined.Repealed. Laws 2009, LB 604, § 12.Medical order, defined.Nonprescription drugs, defined.Patient counseling, defined.Pharmaceutical care, defined.iii
2879.Pharmacist, defined.Pharmacist in charge, defined.Pharmacist intern, defined.Pharmacy, defined.Pharmacy technician, defined.Practice agreement, defined.Practice of pharmacy, defined.Practitioner, defined.Prescribe, defined.Prescription, defined.Prescription drug or device or legend drug or device, defined.Public health clinic, defined.Public health clinic worker, defined.Repackage, defined.Remote dispensing, defined.Remote dispensing pharmacy, defined.Supervising pharmacy, defined.Signature, defined.Supervision, defined.Telepharmacy, defined.Temporary educational permit, defined.Validation, defined.Verification, defined.Written protocol, defined.Board; membership; qualifications.Pharmacy; practice; persons excepted.Pharmacist; license; requirements.Examination; grade.Repealed. Laws 2017, LB166, § 27.Pharmacist intern; qualifications; registration; powers.Pharmacy; temporary educational permits; issuance.Temporary educational permit; practice pharmacy; conditions.Temporary educational permit; issuance; when.Holder of temporary educational permit; rules and regulations; applicability.Temporary educational permit; period valid; renewal.Temporary educational permit.Temporary educational permit; serve in approved program; application; contents.Temporary educational permit; recommendation for issuance; by whom.Temporary educational permit; fee.Temporary educational permit; disciplinary actions; appeal.Holder; temporary educational permit; receive license; when.Pharmacist; powers.Pharmacist; supervision of pharmacy technicians and pharmacist interns.Pharmacy; scope of practice; prohibited acts; violation; penalty.Authority to compound; standards; labeling; prohibited acts.Pharmacist in charge of hospital pharmacy; duties.Pharmacist; practice agreement; notice; contents; form; pharmacist intern participation.Pharmacist; patient information; privileged.Prospective drug utilization review; counseling; requirements.Medical order; duration; dispensing; transmission.Prescription information; transfer; requirements.Delegated dispensing agreements; authorized.Delegated dispensing permit; requirements.Delegated dispensing site; inspection; requirements; fees.Delegated dispensing permit; complaint; investigation; costs.Delegated dispensing permit; disciplinary actions.Delegated dispensing permit; denial or disciplinary actions; notice; hearing; procedure.Delegated dispensing permit; orders authorized; civil penalty.Delegated dispensing permit; revocation or suspension; procedure; appeal.iv
.Delegated dispensing permit; criminal charges; when.Delegated dispensing permit; formularies.Delegated dispensing permit; delegating pharmacist; duties.Delegated dispensing permit; liability; when.Delegated dispensing permit; public health clinic; dispensing requirements.Delegated dispensing permit; worker; qualifications.Delegated dispensing permit; workers; training; requirements; documentation.Delegated dispensing permit; worker; proficiency demonstration; supervision; liability.Delegated dispensing permit; licensed health care professionals; training required.Delegated dispensing permit; advisory committees; authorized.Pharmacy technicians; registration; requirements; certification.Pharmacy technicians; authorized tasks.Pharmacy technician; validate acts, tasks, and functions of pharmacy technician; policies andprocedures.Pharmacy technicians; responsibility for supervision and performance.Pharmacy Technician Registry; created; contents.Pharmacy technician; registration; disciplinary measures; procedure; Licensee AssistanceProgram; participation.Pharmacy technician; discipline against supervising pharmacist; enforcement orders.Pharmacy technician; reapplication for registration; lifting of disciplinary sanction.Duty to report impaired practitioner; immunity.Fees.Rules and regulations.Department; drugs and devices; powers; appeal.Pharmacy inspector.Repealed. Laws 2008, LB 308, § 17.Violation; penalty.Prescription; contents.Chart order; contents.Communication of prescription, chart order, or refill authorization; limitation.Collection or return of dispensed drugs and devices; conditions; fee; liability; professionaldisciplinary action.NEBRASKA DRUG PRODUCT SELECTION 12.38-28,113.38-28,114.38-28,115.38-28,116.Act, how cited.Drug product selection; purposes of act.Transferred to section 38-2807.01.Drug product selection; when; pharmacist; duty.Pharmacist; drug product selection; effect on reimbursement; label; price.Drug product selection; pharmacist; practitioner; negligence; what constitutes.Drug; labeling; contents; violation; embargo; effect.Drug product selection; violations; penalty.Drug product selection; rules and regulations; department; duty.HEALTH CARE FACILITY LICENSURE 7.71-408.71-408.01.71-409.71-410.Act, how cited.Purpose of act.Definitions, where found.Adult day service, defined.Ambulatory surgical center, defined.Assisted-living facility, defined.Care, defined.Center or group home for the developmentally disabled, defined.Children's day health service, defined.Critical access hospital, defined.Department, defined.v
-455.71-456.71-457.71-458.71-459.Director, defined.General acute hospital, defined.Health care facility, defined.Health care practitioner facility, defined.Health care service, defined.Health clinic, defined.Home health agency, defined.Hospice or hospice service, defined.Hospital, defined.Hospital pharmacy, defined.Intermediate care facility, defined.Intermediate care facility for persons with developmental disabilities, defined.Long-term care hospital, defined.Memory care endorsement, defined.Mental health substance use treatment center, defined.Mental illness, defined.Nursing facility, defined.Pharmacy, defined.Psychiatric or mental hospital, defined.Rehabilitation hospital, defined.Representative peer review organization, defined.Remote dispensing, defined.Remote dispensing pharmacy, defined.Supervising pharmacy, defined.Respite care service, defined.Skilled nursing facility, defined.Substance use disorder, defined.Treatment, defined.Health care facility; health care service; licensure required.Health care facility; health care service; license; application.License fees.License; duration; issuance.License; multiple services or locations; effect.License; designation of services.Remote dispensing pharmacy license; requirements.Provisional license; when issued.Accreditation or certification; when accepted.Design standards for health care facilities; adoption by Legislature; waiver of rule, regulation, orstandard; when; procedure.Inspection by department; report.Inspection by State Fire Marshal; fee.Alternative methods for assessing compliance.Findings of noncompliance; review, notice; statement of compliance; procedure.Complaints; investigation; immunity.Discrimination or retaliation prohibited; action for relief authorized.License; temporary suspension or limitation; procedure; appeal.License; denied or refused renewal; grounds.License; disciplinary action; grounds.License; disciplinary actions authorized.License; disciplinary actions; considerations.License; disciplinary actions; notice.License; disciplinary actions; rights of licensee.License; disciplinary actions; informal conference; procedure.License; disciplinary actions; hearings; procedure.Appeals.License; reinstatement; when; procedure.Rules and regulations.Violations; penalty.Injunction.vi
71-460 and 71-461. Transferred to section 71-5903 and 71-5904.71-462.Repealed. Laws 2001, LB 398, s. 96.71-463.Repealed. Laws 2004, LB 1005, s. 144.71-464Itemized billing statement; duty to provide.71-465.Repealed. Laws 2012, LB 782, § 253.71-466.Religious residential facility; exemption from licensure and regulation.71-467.General acute hospital; employees; influenza vaccinations; tetanus -diphtheria-pertussis vaccine;duties; record.71-468.Onsite vaccinations for influenza and pneumococcal disease.71-469.Onsite vaccinations for diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis.71-470.Hospital pharmacy; license, when required; designate pharmacist in charge; duties; inspection.71-471.Memory care endorsement; application; qualifications.71-472.Memory care endorsement; qualifications; rules and regulations; fee.71-473.Department; duties.71-474.Comprehensive stroke center, designated thrombectomy-capable stroke center, primary strokecenter, or acute stroke-ready hospital; restriction on advertisement.71-475.Drug; provided to patient upon discharge; records; label; documentation.MAIL SERVICE PHARMACY LICENSURE ACT71-2406.71-2407.71-2408.71-2409.Mail Service Pharmacy Licensure Act; act, how cited.Mail service pharmacy license; requirements; fee.Department of Health and Human Services; disciplinary actions; violations; Attorney General;duties.Rules and regulations.EMERGENCY BOX DRUG .71-2416.71-2417.Emergency Box Drug Act; act, how cited.Terms, defined.Long-term care facility; emergency boxes; use; conditions.Drugs to be included in emergency boxes; requirements; removal; conditions; notification ofsupplying pharmacy; expired drugs; treatment; examination of emergency boxes; writtenprocedures; establishment.Department; powers; grounds for disciplinary action.Repealed. Laws 2009, LB 195, § 111.Violations; department; powers; prohibited acts; violation; penalty.Controlled substance; exemption.PAIN MANAGEMENT WITH DRUGS71-2418.71-2419.71-2420.Legislative findings.Physician, nurse, or pharmacist; disciplinary action or criminal prosecution; limitation.Board of Medicine and Surgery; duties.CANCER DRUG REPOSITORY PROGRAM 2871-242971-2430Cancer Drug Repository Program Act; act, how cited.Terms, defined.Cancer drug repository program; established.Cancer drug donation.Cancer drug; accepted or dispensed; conditions.Participant; duties; fee authorized.Immunity.Rules and regulations.Participant registry.vii
COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER RELABELING AND REDISPENSING71-2431.Community health center; relabeling and redispensing prescription drugs; requirements.IMMUNOSUPPRESSANT DRUG REPOSITORY PROGRAM ACT71-2436.71-2437.71-2438.71-2439.71-2440.71-
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