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Drug Prescribing Laws, Regulations & Ethics | Comprehensive Guide for Healthcare Professionals

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Objectives: - Review some of the regulations of which prescribers are
allowed to prescribe in California


- Define the five schedules and recognize some common
examples of each schedule


-Discuss the requirements for prescriptions in California


-Practice to write a prescription


-Discuss CURES 2.0 and how it relates to prescribing in
California


-How are drugs portrayed in the media and can it affect
patient interactions with health care providers?


-Discuss medication errors and safety in relation to
prescribing.

, Who is allowed to prescribe a prescription Business and Professions Code 4039:
mediation in California?
"Physicians," "dentists," "optometrists," "pharmacists,"
"podiatrists," "veterinarians," "veterinary surgeons,""registered
nurses," "naturopathic doctors," and "physician's assistants"
are persons authorized by a currently valid and unrevoked
license to practice their respective professions in this state.




Which Business and Professions Code Business and Professions Code - 3502
allows PA to issue drugs under supervising
physician's authorization? Authorizes PAs to issue a drug order. PAs may also
administer or provide medication to a patient. The
supervising physician must authorize that authority to you in
the delegation of services agreement. When issuing a drug
order, you are acting on behalf of and as an agent for your
supervising physician.


Before you can issue drug orders, your supervising physician
must first prepare and adopt a written, practice specific,
formulary and protocols that specify all criteria for the use of
a particular drug or device and any contraindications. The
drugs listed constitute the formulary and may only include
drugs that are appropriate for use in the practice.

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