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Monday, December 30, 2013

South Dakota Board of Pharmacy Minutes from December 6, 2013 Meeting

Friday, December 6, 2013, 9:00 A.M.
Avera Prairie Center Building - Presentation Room; 1000 E. 23rd St., Sioux Falls, SD 
 
Members Present: Lisa Rave, Jeff Nielsen, Diane Dady, and Lenny Petrik
Staff Present: Executive Director Randy Jones; PDMP Director Kari Shanard-Koenders; Inspectors Gary Karel; and Senior Secretary Rita Schulz
Others Present: Andrea Darr, Avera ePharmacy; Sue Schaefer, SD Pharmacist’s Association; Dennis Hedge, SDSU College of Pharmacy; Lora VanDyke, Pharmacy Specialties, Inc.; Scott Setzepfandt, Genentech; Bill Ladwig, Lewis Drug; and Tom Johnson, Avera McKennan Pharmacy
Present by Phone: Arlene Ham-Burr (Board Member) and Paula Stotz (Staff Member)
                                                           
The meeting was called to order by Lisa Rave at 9:00 a.m. with introductions of Board members, staff, and others in attendance.
A. Minutes 
Jeff Nielsen moved for approval of the September 12th, 2013 meeting minutes.  Seconded by Diane Dady.  Motion carried. 
B. Financial Report 
The Board Financial Report was reviewed and approved.  Executive Director Randy Jones provided an overview and highlighted remaining balance.  
The status of salaries in the PDMP program due to the government shut-down was discussed along with additional information needed to acquire grant funds awarded.  
C. Staff Reports
1.
Employee Update:
Director Jones requested the minutes reflect the passing of inspector Ron Johnson on October 25th.   A brief conversation was held in regards to the open position which will be discussed at a future Board meeting.  
2.
Inspector Reports
Inspector:  Gary Karel
 
Education to PICs on the following:
  • HIPAA – New Guidelines
  • Electronic Retention of Health Records
  • Sterile Compounding – working with the various facilities to remodel pharmacies to conduct compounding for hazardous drugs (chemo) and nonhazardous drugs. 
  • New pharmacies at Avera Sacred Heart and SDHSC in Yankton.
  • Reinforce CS record keeping.  Encourage annual audits.  Lewis is conducting six-month audits.
  • AMDD – working with PIC to have on file Board of Pharmacy approval letter.
Discussion introduced by Bill Ladwig was held on spot inventory checks, cameras, and other security precautions in pharmacies.  Also discussed was Medicaid D and prescription storage.

 Inspector:  Paula Stotz
 
  • Encouraged audits be completed more often and noted her inspections reflected items noted in Gary’s report.
 PDMP Report:  Kari Shanard– Koenders-PDMP Director
 
  • Education letters were mailed out.  An education letter is a letter sent to prescribers and dispensers who met criteria of a patient being prescribed or dispensed to over a course of 90 days.  Letters will go out in January, April, July, and October. 
  • Discussion was held on method of payments.  Also, discussion was held on DCI contacts for pharmacies and this information will be made available.
  
3.
Statistical Reports
 Licensing activities were reviewed and discussion followed.
 
D. Approvals – 60% now have automation and this number will increase.  Kessler’s Pharmacy and Medicine Shoppe Advanced Care now have letter reflecting approvals but approvals had been in place for some time.
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Regional Health; AMDD Revised
Kessler’s Pharmacy; Aberdeen – AMDD*
Regional Outpatient Pharmacy; Rapid City – AMDD Revised        
Medicine Shoppe Advanced Care; Rapid City – AMDD*
Randall Pharmacy; Redfield – Credit Return of Unit Dose
 
E. Variances – 3:1 ratio variances are increasing.  Discussion was held on this ratio and further discussion will be put on Board’s future agenda.
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Wal-Mart; Brookings  - 3:1 Technician Ratio
Hy-Vee (S. Minn); Sioux Falls – 3:1 Technician Ratio
Omnicare; Sioux Falls – 3:1 Technician Ratio
Wal-Mart; Spearfish – 3:1 Technician Ration (renewal)
 
F. Complaints, Investigations, Disciplinary Actions, Loss / Theft Reports – Explanation of Complaint was provided and followed by discussion.
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Medicap Pharmacy; Rapid City – Complaint
Wal-Mart Pharmacy; Rapid City – Compliant         
Haisch Pharmacy; Canton – Complaint
Family Pharmacy (Clinic); Mobridge – Loss / Theft
Family Pharmacy (Downtown); Mobridge – Loss / Theft
Hy-Vee Pharmacy; Watertown – Loss / Theft
Murdy Pharmacy; Aberdeen – Loss / Theft
Omnicare; Loss/Theft
 

Sunday, December 22, 2013

NY Board of Pharmacy Provides Update on Compounding During October 30, 2013 Meeting

Full Board Meeting

Tuesday, October 29, 2013
**NB: Members of the Board of Pharmacy will meet with faculty and students of ACPHS at 4:00 PM on Monday, October 28
  • Executive Session --- 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
  • Public Session --- 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
    • Welcome and Introduction
    • Report of the Chairman
    • Report of the Executive Secretary
    • Review of Congressional Legislation affecting Compounding/Manufacturing
    • Office of the Professions Leadership Conference - October 30, 2013
    • Manufacturer/wholesaler registration requirements/possible amendment of Regulations of the Commissioner of Education
    • SafeRx legislation; Implementation and future regulatory requirements
    • Pharmacy College Accreditation Process
    • Sterile Compounding Regulations --- Update
    • Establishment Security Committee Report
    • Pharmacists Responsibilities Under new EMR Systems
    • I-STOP Implementation/Report; New DOH regulations and also pharmacists responsibility regarding Controlled Substance Prescriptions
    • CDTM: Status of Report to the Legislature
    • Report of the Technology Committee
    • Update of Pharmacy Board Calendar
    • Examination Security and Requests for Special Accommodations; also Exam Admission Criteria based upon degree conferral
    • Proposal for Dentists to Immunize
    • Office of the Professions e-Licensing Project --- Update
      • *Part II Committee Report
      • *Part III Committee Report
    • Old Business
    • New Business
    • Adjourn
*Portions may be considered in Executive Session
agenda quoted from here

Thursday, October 17, 2013

Saturday, September 21, 2013

South Dakota Board of Pharmacy Minutes from July 12, 2013 Meeting


BOARD MEETING MINUTES

 



Friday, July 12, 2013, 8:00 A.M.
Capital Building, Room 413, Pierre SD

Members Present:  Jeff Nielsen, Arlene Ham-Burr, Diane Dady, Lenny Petrik.  Excused:  Lisa Rave

Staff Present:  Executive Director Randy Jones; PDMP Director Kari Shanard-Koenders; Inspectors, Gary Karel and Paula Stotz, and Senior Secretary Rita Schulz.

Others Present:  Mark Dady, Sue Schaefer, Else Umbreit, Brenda Jensen, and Brian Zeeb.

The meeting was called to order by Jeff Nielsen at 8:00 a.m. with introductions of Board members, staff, and others in attendance.

A. Minutes
     Arlene Ham-Burr  moved for approval of December 7, 2012 meeting minutes.  Seconded by Diane Dady.
     Motion carried.

B. Financial Report
     The Board Financial Report was reviewed and approved.  Director Randy Jones provided the overview and
     highlighted salaries overage and the rationale along with the budget in the contractual category. The license fees
     will be transferred to the SD Pharmacist’s Association on December 31st and June 30th. Revenue reports did
     show “0” which was due to waiting for the grant extension for the PDMP program.  The extension was granted,
     however, future funding will be needed to maintain the program.

C. Staff Reports
     1. Employee Update:  We currently have 1.75 FTE’S for inspectors with .25 FTE currently unused.  It is suggested
         to have a .25 FTE in the NE area of the state.  This would enable someone to complete inspections in the area and
         decrease travel costs for current inspectors to travel to this area.

        Arlene Ham-Burr motioned to explore a .25 position in the NE area.  Seconded by Jeff Nielsen.  Motion carried.

     2. Inspector Report:  Gary Karel
  • Lack of temp logs for freezers in Pharmacies storing Zostavax
  • Immunization certificates not displayed
  • Security cameras being installed
  • Sterile compounding continue to see challenges HEPA Filter Leaks and Room Air Exchanges

Texas Board of Pharmacy Minutes from May 7, 2013 Meeting


TEXAS STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY
Health Professions Council Board Room
333 Guadalupe Street, Tower II, Suite 225
Austin, Texas
May 7, 2013
MINUTES
1
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
President Jeanne D. Waggener, R.Ph., called the meeting to order at 9:02 a.m.
Other Board Members present were Vice President Dennis F. Wiesner, R.Ph.;
Treasurer Buford T. Abeldt, Sr., R.Ph.; W. Benjamin Fry, R.Ph.; Alice Mendoza, R.Ph.;
L. Suzan Kedron; Joyce A. Tipton, R.Ph.; Charles Wetherbee; and Phyllis A. Stine.
Executive Director/Secretary Gay Dodson, R.Ph., was not present.
Staff present were Cathy Stella, Director of Licensing and Administrative Services;
Carol Fisher, R.Ph., M.P.A., Director of Enforcement;  Allison Benz, R.Ph., M.S.,
Director of Professional Services;  Kerstin Arnold, General Counsel; Steve Rapp,
Director of Information Technology; Paul Holder, R.Ph., Pharm.D., Assistant Director
of Enforcement; Caroline Hotchkiss, Staff Attorney; Kerry Sullivan, Litigation Counsel;
Tyler Vance, Staff Attorney; Stacy Martyak, Staff Attorney; and Becky Damon,
Executive Assistant.
Also present was Pharmacist Intern Jacqueline Waters.
A. Announcements
● President Waggener made general announcements.
● Announcements were made concerning Board Members and staff.
                                         
1
See agenda and corresponding attachments for supporting materials.TSBP Board Business Meeting
Minutes/May 7, 2013
Page 2
● Ms. Benz made an announcement concerning continuing education credit
for attending the Board Meeting.
B. Discussion and Approval of Minutes of Previous Meetings (Tab 01)
Following discussion, the motion was made by Mr. Fry to approve the minutes of
the TSBP Public Hearing held February 5, 2013; the minutes of the TSBP Board
Business Meeting held February 5, 2013; and the minutes of the Temporary
Suspension Hearing held March 4, 2013, concerning Express Rx Pharmacy and
Esther Chinedozi Amaka, R.Ph., as presented.
The motion was seconded by Ms. Tipton and passed unanimously.
C. Discussion of and Possible Action Regarding Rules
Final Adoption of Rules
● Rules Concerning Definitions of Discipline Authorized (§281.61) (Tab 02)
Ms. Benz explained that the Board voted to propose the amendments to
§281.61 during its February 5, 2013, meeting.  The proposed
amendments were published in the March 8, 2013, issue of the Texas
Register, and no comments were received.
Ms. Benz directed the Board’s attention to amendments to §281.61 and
explained that the amendments add registrants to the definitions.
Following discussion and review of the Preambles and Orders Adopting
Rules, the motion was made by Ms. Kedron to approve for adoption, by
Board Order, amendments to §281.61.  The motion was seconded by
Mr. Abeldt and passed unanimously.
● Rules Concerning Operational Standards (§291.33) (Tab 03)
Ms. Benz explained that the Board voted to propose the amendments to
§291.33 during its February 5, 2013, meeting.  The proposed
amendments were published in the March 8, 2013, issue of the Texas
Register, and comments in support of the changes were received from
H.E.B. Pharmacy and the Coalition for Nurses in Advanced Practice.
Ms. Benz directed the Board’s attention to amendments to §291.33 and
explained the amendments clarify and update the section to be consistent
with other sections; require documentation of a consultation with a
prescriber regarding a prescription; change the days supply for alternate
labeling from 34 day supply or 100 dosage units whichever is less to a 90
day supply.TSBP Board Business Meeting
Minutes/May 7, 2013
Page 3
Following discussion and review of the Preambles and Orders Adopting
Rules, the motion was made by Mr. Fry to approve for adoption, by Board
Order, amendments to §291.33, as revised.  The motion was seconded by
Ms. Mendoza and passed unanimously.
● Rules Concerning Records (§291.34) (Tab 04)
Ms. Benz explained that the Board voted to propose the amendments to
§291.34 during its February 5, 2013, meeting.  The proposed
amendments were published in the March 8, 2013, issue of the Texas
Register, and comments were received from American Pharmaceutical
Services an Omnicare Company; H.E.B. Pharmacy; the National
Association of Chain Drug Stores; and the Joint Committee on Internship
Programs.
Ms. Benz directed the Board’s attention to amendments to §291.34 and
explained that the amendments clarify and update the section to be
consistent with other sections of this title and DPS and DEA laws/rules;
require documentation of a consultation with a prescriber regarding a
prescription; add rules regarding auto-refill programs; and update the
rules regarding prescription transfers including no longer allowing interns
to transfer prescriptions, specifying that the transfer must be confirmed by
each pharmacist, and holding both the transferring and receiving
pharmacist responsible for a dispensing error involving a transferred
prescription.
Following discussion of the rule and the comments on the rule the motion
was made by Mr. Wetherbee to withdraw proposed amendments to
§291.34.  The motion was seconded by Mr. Fry and passed unanimously.
Mr. Wiesner made a motion to propose amendments to §291.34
incorporating the withdrawn language and rewording the language for the
transfer of prescriptions to incorporate the comments by allowing a
pharmacist intern under the supervision of a pharmacist to transfer a
prescription to a pharmacist.  The motion was seconded by Mr. Abeldt
and passed 7-1-0, with Mr. Fry opposing.
Mr. Wetherbee made a motion to propose amendments to §291.34
incorporating the comments on auto refills to allow prescriptions for
schedule IV and Schedule V controlled substances to be dispensed by an
auto refill program if a pharmacist determines dispensing would be
appropriate, and to add the patient’s agent to the rule.  The motion was
seconded by Ms. Tipton and passed unanimously.
Mr. Fry suggested that the auto refill provision should be added to the
Class E rules.  The Board directed staff to bring suggested rule language
to the August 2013 Board meeting.TSBP Board Business Meeting
Minutes/May 7, 2013
Page 4
Following discussion the Board recommended establishing a task force to
review current rules relating to electronic prescription transfers between
pharmacies not owned by the same entity.
● Rules Concerning Continuing Education Requirements for Pharmacy
Technicians (§297.8) (Tab 05)
Ms. Benz explained that the Board voted to propose the amendments to
§297.8 during its February 5, 2013, meeting.  The proposed amendments
were published in the March 8, 2013, issue of the Texas Register, and no
comments were received.
Ms. Benz directed the Board’s attention to amendments to §297.8 and
explained that the amendments require the law portion of the continuing
education requirements for pharmacy technicians to be regarding Texas
pharmacy law.
Following discussion and review of the Preambles and Orders Adopting
Rules, the motion was made by Ms. Mendoza to approve for adoption, by
Board Order, amendments to §297.8.  The motion was seconded by
Mr. Wiesner and passed unanimously.
Proposal of Rules
● Rules Concerning Mental or Physical Examinations (§281.6) (Tab 06)
Ms. Arnold directed the Board’s attention to suggested amendments to
§281.6 and explained that the amendments specifies the procedures to
follow for a mental or physical examination.
Following discussion, the motion was made by Mr. Wetherbee to approve
for proposal amendments to §281.6, as presented.  The motion was
seconded by Mr. Fry and passed unanimously.
● Rules Concerning Informal Disposition of a Contested Case (§281.22)
(Tab 07)
Ms. Benz directed the Board’s attention to suggested amendments to
§281.22 and explained that the amendments correct the citation
reference.
Following discussion, the motion was made by Ms. Tipton to approve for
proposed amendments to §281.22, as presented.  The motion was
seconded by Mr. Abeldt and passed unanimously. TSBP Board Business Meeting
Minutes/May 7, 2013
Page 5
● Rules Concerning Criminal Offenses (§281.63) (Tab 08)
Ms. Benz directed the Board’s attention to suggested amendments to
§281.63 and explained that the amendments correct wording.
Following discussion, the motion was made by Mr. Wetherbee to approve
for proposal amendments to §281.63, as presented.  The motion was
seconded by Ms. Stine and passed unanimously.
● Rules Concerning Reinstatement (§281.66) (Tab 09)
Ms. Arnold directed the Board’s attention to suggested amendments to
§281.66 and explained that the amendments differentiate the
reinstatement requirements for individuals with criminal offenses and
individuals without criminal offenses.
Following discussion, the motion was made by Mr. Fry to approve for
proposal amendments to §281.66, as presented.  The motion was
seconded by Mr. Abeldt and passed unanimously.
● Rules Concerning Sanctions for Out-of-State Disciplinary Actions
(§281.67) (Tab 10)
Ms. Benz directed the Board’s attention to suggested amendments to
§281.67 and explained that the amendments correct references.
Following discussion, the motion was made by Mr. Fry to approve for
proposal amendments to §281.67, as presented.  The motion was
seconded by Mr. Wetherbee and passed unanimously.
● Rules Concerning Inventory Requirements (§291.17) (Tab 11)
Ms. Benz directed the Board’s attention to suggested amendments to
§291.17 and explained that the amendments clarify the requirements for
notarization of inventories.
Following discussion, the Board directed staff to make changes to the rule
language with regard to the definition of working days. The Board
directed staff to bring suggested rule language to the August 2013 Board
meeting.
Rule Review
● Ms. Benz presented the proposed Rule Review Plan for FY2014-2017.
(Tab12)TSBP Board Business Meeting
Minutes/May 7, 2013
Page 6
President Waggener recessed the meeting at 10:20 a.m.
President Waggener reconvened the meeting at 10:30 a.m.
E. Discussion of and Possible Action Concerning the Following Reports and
Discussions
● Discussion of the Pharmacists to Technician Ratio (Tab 19)
Ms. Benz presented information concerning the history of technicians in
Texas and a report on the pharmacy technician ratios in other states.
Ms. Benz directed the Board’s attention to a report presented by Dennis
` McAllister at the February Board Meeting concerning technician ratios,
and to comments received from Brookshire Brothers Pharmacy and the
Texas Pharmacy Association.
The president recognized Dennis McAllister, R.Ph., with Express Scripts
who presented a White Paper concerning pharmacy technicians.
The president recognized the following persons who presented oral
remarks to the Board regarding the pharmacist to technician ratio:
Name
Lugina Mendez-Harper, R.Ph., Prime Therapeutics
Susan Del Monico, R.Ph., CVS Caremark
Jeff Mesaros, R.Ph., Medco Health
Kim Caldwell, R.Ph., Humana
Joe DaSilva, Texas Pharmacy Association
Mary Staples, R.Ph., National Association Chain Drug Stores
Greg Myhra, R.Ph., Wal-mart Pharmacies
Keith Moseley, R.Ph., Brookshire Brothers
Julie Spier, R.Ph., Texas Federation of Drug Stores
Michele Farmer-Driscoll,R.Ph., Walgreens Pharmacies
Debbie Mack, R.Ph., Wal-mart Pharmacies
Doug Read, R.Ph., H.E.B. Pharmacy
Following discussion, the motion was made by Mr. Fry to direct
staff to draft proposed amendments to §291.32 to change the ratio of
pharmacists to technicians to a 1:4 ratio for Class A and Class B
pharmacies, with a 1:2 ratio for pharmacists to technician trainees, and
a 1:8 ratio for Class G pharmacies.  The motion was seconded by
Mr. Wetherbee and passed unanimously.
President Waggener recessed the meeting at 12:12 p.m.TSBP Board Business Meeting
Minutes/May 7, 2013
Page 7
President Waggener reconvened the meeting at 1:03 p.m.
Ms. Mendoza left the meeting at 1:05 p.m.
● Professional Recovery Network
○ Dr. Holder discussed performance measures regarding the number
of individuals participating in the peer assistance program for the
past three fiscal years (FY2010-2012) as well as the quarterly
report on the number of pharmacists participating in the program
during FY2013. (Tab 17)
○ President Waggener recognized Courtney Hulbert, Director of the
Professional Recovery Network (PRN).  Ms. Hulbert directed the
Board’s attention to the PRN budget report for the first two quarters
of FY2013, September 1, 2012, through February 28, 2013, and
reviewed current PRN activities for the Board. (Tab 18)
E. Disciplinary Orders
● Consideration of Proposal for Decision
○ In the Matter of James Robert Mitchell, Technician
Registration #126695 (Tab 25)
Ms. Arnold advised the Board that a hearing was held before State
Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH) Administrative Judge
Steven M. Rivas on December 10, 2012, in the matter of pharmacy
technician James Robert Mitchell.
Mr. Vance reviewed the background in the case for the Board.  He
directed the Board’s attention to proposed Board Order #T-11-079,
which he reviewed for the Board.
Following discussion, the motion was made by Mr. Fry to accept
the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law in the Proposal for
Decision and approve Board Order #T-11-079, as presented, in the
matter of James Robert Mitchell, to impose a suspension for a
period of one year, with the suspension being probated with
conditions.  The motion was seconded by Mr. Abeldt and passed
unanimously.TSBP Board Business Meeting
Minutes/May 7, 2013
Page 8
D. Discussion of and Possible Action Concerning Reports of
Committees/Task Forces
● Task Force on Pharmacy Compounding (Tab 13)
Ms. Benz reported the Task Force met on April 9, 2013, and the Task
Force’s final report is scheduled to be presented at the August 6, 2013,
Board Meeting.
E. Discussion of and Possible Action Concerning the Following Reports and
Discussions (cont’d)
● Financial Update
○ Review of FY2013 Operating Budget (Tab 14)
Ms. Stella reviewed the expenditures for the first two quarters of
FY2013 (September 1, 2012, through February 28, 2013) for the
Board.
○ Review of Board Member Travel Budget (Tab 15)
Ms. Stella reviewed the Board Member FY2013 Travel Budget.
○ Update on Legislative Appropriations Request for FY2014-2015
(Tab 16)
Ms. Stella presented a report comparing the recommendations
from the House of Representatives and the Senate concerning the
Legislative Appropriations Request for FY2014-2015.
Ms. Stella presented a draft of fee changes which might be
required depending on appropriations approved.

Utah Board of Pharmacy Agenda and Attachments for September 24, 2013 Meeting


Entity: Department of Commerce
Subject: Occupational Licensing
Notice Title: State Board of Pharmacy meeting
Notice Type: Meeting
Notice Date & Time: September 24, 2013 | 8:30 AM
Description/Agenda:
UTAH BOARD OF PHARMACY

September 24, 2013 - 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Room 474 – 4th Floor 
Heber M. Wells Building
160 E. 300 S. Salt Lake City, Utah
This agenda is subject to change up to 24 hours prior to the meeting.

ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS:
1.  Call Meeting to Order
2.  Sign per diem
3.  Review and approve minutes dated August 27, 2013

DISCUSSION ITEMS: 8:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
1. Telemedicine study 
2.  Question of how to license IHC central institutional support pharmacy  
3. Compounding task force report
4. Division investigation report
5.  Review and update regarding proposed rule amendments discussed and approved at prior board meetings
6.  Operating standards for Class C pharmacies that do not qualify as pharmaceutical wholesalers

Saturday, August 10, 2013

West Virgina Board of Pharmacy Agenda for August 15, 2013 Meeting

read here

Wyoming State Board of Pharmacy Agenda for August 16, 2013 Meeting


Notice of Special Meeting of the Wyoming State Board of Pharmacy
Friday, August 16, 2013 at 11:00 am, 2211 King Blvd, Casper, WY
Teleconference: 1-877-278-8686 with pin # 815833
AGENDA
1. Call to Order, determine who is present and/or on the telephone call
2. Old Business
a. Board member email addresses
b. Draft Rules
i.   Chapter 15 Long Term Care
ii.  Chapter 6 (CSA) Controlled Substance Prescriptions
iii. Chapter 16 Immunizations by Pharmacists
iv. Chapter 2, General
c. Rules Process
d. Request to waive intern hours
e. WORx online
3. New Business
a. Scope of Practice
b. Licensing policy for new database
c. Prescription Drug Abuse
d. Pharmacy Technician exam
e. Report from WPhA Meeting in June
4.  Adjourn to Executive Session to consider disciplinary actions
5. Return to Public Session
6. Adjourn
Note: the public is welcome to make short comments by addressing President Harrop
and giving your name and who you represent. However, the 45 day Public Comment
Period and the Public Hearing on Rules will be scheduled in the future.

quoted from here

Alabama State Board of Pharmacy Agenda for August 21, 2013 Meeting


ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY
111 Village Street, Hoover, AL  35242
WEDNESDAYAugust 21, 2013
7:30 A.M. Hearing on rule change (680-X-2-.41)
7:30 A.M. OPEN WORK SESSION
ACTION:
President Sanders
Old Business items
New Topics for consideration
1. Define Traditional Dispensing/Hours for Externs/Interns (680-X-2-.16)
2. Technology in Long Term Care facilities
BUSINESS MEETING
ACTION:
9:00 A.M. President SandersEstablishment of Quorum
Adoption of Agenda
Presentations to Board-
1. Michael D. Hogue, Interim Dean – McWhorter School of Pharmacy
Treasurer’s Report – Dan McConaghy
BOP Wellness Committee Report
1. August 2013 Report
Board Minutes – Correct/Approve individually
Need to vote individually to accept as written.
1. July 17, 2013 Board Minutes
2. July 17,2013 Work Session
3. June 19, 2013 Interview Minutes
4. July 17, 2013 Interview Minutes
Chief Inspector Report - Henry Burks
Secretary’s Report – Mitzi Ellenburg, Interim
1. Approval for pharmacies <20 hours per week
2. Pharmacist’s request for reinstatement of SP privileges
Director of Professional Affair’s Report – Susan Alverson
Attorney’s Report – Jim Ward
Old Business – President Sanders
1. On-line license verifications (discussion to include info):
a. Certify as ‘prime source’ verification
b. Do not include address
c. Disciplinary Action
2. Review 680-X-2-.18 defining ‘institutional’ – inpatient
3. Thank you resolution
4. CSM –shipping study drugs to patients
5. Mfg/whse/dist from Canada; drugs from Spain
New Business – President Sanders
1. Compounding drugs for animals
2. Requirements for return and destruction of drugs by pharmacies
Adjourn ORDER IN WHICH ITEMS WILL BE DISCUSSED IS AT THE BOARD’S DISCRETION

Friday, August 2, 2013

More Information on Texas Board of Pharmacy August 6, 2013 Meeting

Board Meeting Agenda
Tuesday, August 6, 2013, at 9:00 a.m.

The Board business meeting will begin Tuesday, August 6, 2013, at 9:00 a.m.. The  meeting will be held at the William P. Hobby Building, 333 Guadalupe, Tower 2, Room 225, Austin, Texas. Click hereto view the agenda and supporting materials.

Rules to be Considered for Adoption
Amendments to the following rules were proposed by the Board and published in the June 28, 2013, issue of the Texas Register and will be consider for adoption at the August 6, 2013, Board business meeting.
Amendments to §281.6 Concerning Mental or Physical Examination
Amendments to §281.22 Concerning Informal Disposition of a Contested Case
Amendments to §281.63 Concerning Criminal Offenses
Amendments to §281.66 Concerning Reinstatement
Amendments to §281.67 Concerning Sanctions for Out-of-State Disciplinary Actions
Amendments to §291.34 Concerning Records 


TSBP is seeking pharmacists to assist in disciplinary proceedings, including case preparation and presentation for non-therapeutic dispensing and negligent practice cases. To learn more about this opportunity to advance professional care and concern for the practice of pharmacy, contact Caroline Hotchkiss at 512/305-8046.
 

Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy Agenda for April 27, 2013 Meeting

8:00 a.m.
FOR REVIEW, DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE BOARD ACTION:
Call meeting to order and record Board members present and absent in compliance with Open Meeting Act and Authority.
Approve minutes.
Approve expense claims.

Approve accrued expenses of the Executive Director. Approve May 2013 leave report of Executive Director.
FOR REVIEW, DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE BOARD ACTION:
  1. 1)  Canceled Pharmacist list.
  2. 2)  Canceled Pharmacy list.
  3. 3)  Canceled Facility list.
  4. 4)  Canceled Technician list.
  5. 5)  Set Board dates.
  6. 6)  Executive Director’s report.
FOR REVIEW, DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE BOARD ACTION:
Evidentiary Hearing on Complaints
OSBP vs. Jennifer Dawn Ford, Technician #15989 – Case No. 1184

Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action. 
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2008, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action. OSBP vs. Carolina M. Marroquin, Technician #16353 – Case No. 1187
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2008, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action. OSBP vs. Yolanda Rodriguez, Technician #16769 – Case No. 1188
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action. OSBP vs. Alexis Vinavong, Technician #16681 – Case No. 1189
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action.
FOR REVIEW, DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE BOARD ACTION:
Board visits with Reciprocity, Score Transfer and NAPLEX applicants.
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Reciprocity: Score Transfer:
Stephanie Gench .........TX Jamison Niewoehner ...SD Jeremy Gurtz ...............IN
Francis Harbison..........AL
Ashley Harlow ..............IN

Amanda Marascalco ....TN Richard Nance .............OH Bhumi Patel..................IL Dominick Salvatore ......MO Murray Wall..................TX
NAPLEX:
Michael Frye Tressa McMorris
Page 1 of 2FOR REVIEW, DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE BOARD ACTION:
Evidentiary Hearing on Complaints
OSBP vs. William Travis Tate, D.Ph. #14726 – Case No. 1190

Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action. OSBP vs. Bivens Drug, Inc., #70-5920 – Case No. 1193
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action. OSBP vs. Jerry Lee Dennis, D.Ph. #9252 – Case No. 1194
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action. OSBP vs. Flourish Integrative Pharmacy, LLC, #1-5179 – Case No. 1195
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action. OSBP vs. Christopher Darwin Rice, D.Ph. #14993 – Case No. 1196
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action.
FOR REVIEW, DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE BOARD ACTION:
Evidentiary Hearing on Complaints
OSBP vs. Heath Branscum, D.Ph. #12336 – Case No. 861 – Request for Preceptor license
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action.
OSBP vs. Jeffrey A. Zander, D.Ph #9659 – Case No. 535 – Request for
Preceptor license
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action.
OSBP vs. Mark McCullough, D.Ph. #10336 – Case No. 1102 – Request for
Probation
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action.
OSBP vs. G. Geoffrey Craig, D.Ph. #8755 – Case No. 646A – Request for
Probation
Proposed Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. Supp 2009, § 307 (B) (8); possible Board action. 
ADJOURNMENT 


JUNE 27, 2013
“Special Meeting”
OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY
4545 N Lincoln Boulevard, Suite 112, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-3413
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Sunday, June 2, 2013

Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy Agenda for June 4, 2013 Meeting

Agenda can be viewed here

Idaho Board of Pharmacy Agenda for June 3, 2013 Meeting


I. Approval of Minutes
II. Negotiated Rulemaking Public Meeting on Compounding
III. Request for Rulemaking: Crystal Spencer, Director of Health
Sciences, AmericanPharma
IV. Negotiated Rulemaking Public Meeting on Delivery
V. Request to Change Idaho Code: John Southworth
VI. Inspector Q & A
VII. Mail Service Pharmacy Applicant: David Miller
VIII.  Request for interpretation: William Edwards, Northwest Pharmacy
IX. Hypothetical
X. Lisa L Worthington, R.Ph. - Stipulation and Consent Order
XI. Financial Report – Mark Johnston
XII. Calendar – Mark Johnston
XIII. Election of Officers

source found here