COLORADO STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY
September 18, 2014
Minutes
The Colorado State Board of Pharmacy meeting was convened by President Jeannine
Dickerhofe, RPh, at approximately 8:31 a.m. on Thursday, September 18, 2014, at 1560
Broadway, Conference Room 110 D, Denver, CO 80202. Notice of this meeting was given in
accordance with Division of Professions and Occupations Policy Number 80-17.
Board members attending were: Jeannine Dickerhofe, RPh; Wesley Hunter, RPh; Donald
Johnson, RPh; Ginny Orndorff, MBA, Armand Potestio, RPh, and Luis Rivera-Lleras, RPh.
Staff members attending were: Chris Gassen, RPh, Program Director; Mark O’Neill, RPh,
Board Inspector; and Jean Rowcliffe, Complaint and Licensing Specialist. Also present was
Jo Kaye, Assistant Attorney General, to advise the Board.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
The Board approved the minutes from its July 17, 2014 and August 21, 2014 meetings as
amended.
REPORTS
President’s Remarks
Ms. Dickerhofe reported that she will be attending the National Association of Boards of
Pharmacy Annual District 6, 7, and 8 meeting immediately following this Board meeting in
Whitefish, Montana.
Program Director’s Report
Mr. Gassen presented a proposed amendment to Board Rule 4.06.00 regarding licensee
identification as directed by the Board. After careful consideration of the available
information, the Board voted unanimously to move the proposed rule amendment to a
future public rulemaking hearing following stakeholder feedback as required by law.
Mr. Gassen discussed reorganizational changes to the Board’s staff as mandated by the
Division of Professions and Occupations. There is no longer a Chief Inspector in the office,
as this position is now working in the field by handling all cases and audits. Other
pharmacy inspectors will assume the remaining duties of the Chief Inspector position, as
they will no longer be investigating cases.
Mr. Gassen discussed procedural changes to registration and license certificates. The
Division of Professions and Occupations is no longer printing wallet size license or
registration certificates (cards), as they are now available for each licensee and registrant
online for the purpose of printing and posting. There is still available, for a fee, wallet and
wall certificate licenses, and additional information regarding the ordering of such is
available on the Board’s website.
Colorado Pharmacists Society (“CPS”) – Donald Johnson, RPh
No report was provided.Pharmacy Board Minutes
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Governor’s Expert Emergency Epidemic Response Committee (“GEEERC”) – Jeannine
Dickerhofe, RPh
Ms. Dickerhofe gave an update regarding two presentations from the GEEERC’s August 14,
2014 meeting. The first was regarding the Human Plague, which can be a threat in
Colorado as earlier this year, a family had contracted it from the family’s dog, which is
believed to have been contracted from playing with area prairie dogs. The second
presentation involved the Ebola virus. While Colorado is believed to be ready for an
outbreak, chances are low of such an outbreak occurring in Colorado.
Intern & School Relations – Jeannine Dickerhofe, RPh
Gina Moore, Professor for the University of Colorado Denver Skaggs School of Pharmacy,
welcomed 160 students to their program this year, and is already preparing for the early
admissions interviews for the next term. Ms. Moore again thanked the Board for all their
help and support - which includes Board inspectors and Board members helping teach the
school’s pharmacy law course.
Rod Carter, Dean of the Regis University School of Pharmacy, welcomed 82 students to
their program this year, which includes a father and his daughter. Mr. Carter announced
that the school’s Practice Chair, Dave Clark, will be stepping down in December, and the
search for his replacement has already begun.
Legislation - Jeannine Dickerhofe, RPh
Ms. Dickerhofe reported that the Colorado Pharmacy Coalition will begin meeting in
October in preparation of the next legislative session. Anticipated bills affecting pharmacy
include topics covering Naloxone, Physician-Assisted Suicide, Specialty Drugs, Provider
Status, and Biosimilars.
Inspectors’ Reports
City Market Pharmacy #451, PDO 812
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Inspector Lisa A. Cornett, regarding a
routine inspection at City Market Pharmacy #451. After careful consideration of the
available information, the Board voted unanimously to initiate a case against City Market
Pharmacy #451.
Express Plus Pharmacy, LLC, OSP 6117
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Inspector Cornett regarding discipline
Express Plus Pharmacy received in another state. After careful consideration of the
available information, the Board voted unanimously to refer the matter to Executive
Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to initiate a case against Express
Plus Pharmacy’s nonresident pharmacy registration, and then to dismiss the case. The
Board found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time. Pharmacy Board Minutes
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Walgreen Pharmacy #3500, PDO 405
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Inspector Cornett regarding a recent
inspection of Walgreen Pharmacy #3500. After careful consideration of the available
information, the Board voted unanimously to table further consideration of the matter for
six months because the pharmacy just recently began working with a practice monitor as a
condition of a Stipulation and Final Agency Order the pharmacy entered into with the
Board in February 2014.
OLD BUSINESS
Complaints
Brunson, Roy D., RPH 17457 & Case 2013-3387
The Board reviewed a request from the Complainant to re-open this case based on new
information not available at the Board’s March 20, 2014 meeting when the case was
dismissed.
While the Board voted unanimously not to reconsider its prior decision regarding Case
2013-3387 against Mr. Brunson, the Board voted unanimously to initiate a separate case
against Sav-On Pharmacy # 858 (PDO 24-2) based on the additional information.
Brown’s Compounding Center, PDO 589 & Cases 2014-1462 & 2014-2476
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Sackey, George, RPH 15584 & Case 2014-1040
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Stipulations / Board Orders
Baker, Susan H., RPH 12734 & Case 2013-3658
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
CJ Pharmacy II, PDO 807 & Case 2011-2747
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Ms. Rowcliffe regarding CJ Pharmacy
II’s request to be released from their Stipulation and Final Agency Order the pharmacy
entered into with the Board. After careful consideration of the available information, the
Board voted unanimously to release CJ Pharmacy II from the Stipulation and Final Agency
Order and to restore their prescription drug outlet registration to an active and
unencumbered status. Pharmacy Board Minutes
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Emmonds, Todd A., RPH 16591 & Case 2012-4771
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Ms. Rowcliffe regarding Mr. Emmonds
request to be released from the terms of the Stipulation and Final Agency Order he entered
into with the Board. The Board voted unanimously to release Mr. Emmonds from his
Stipulation and Final Agency Order and to restore his pharmacist license to an active and
unencumbered status.
Hornby, Teresa B., RPH 17826 & Case 2008-3744
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Ms. Rowcliffe regarding Ms. Hornby’s
request to be released from the terms of the Stipulation and Final Agency Order she
entered into with the Board. The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive
Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to release Ms. Hornby from her
Stipulation and Final Agency Order and to restore her pharmacist license to an active and
unencumbered status.
Rhine, Heather A., RPH 16640 & Case 2014-1736
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case as being without
merit.
Walgreen Pharmacy #1769, PDO 243 & Case 2009-4013
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Ms. Rowcliffe regarding Walgreen
Pharmacy #1769’s request to be released from their Stipulation and Final Agency Order it
entered into with the Board. After careful consideration of the available information, the
Board voted unanimously to release Walgreen Pharmacy #1769 from their Stipulation and
Final Agency Order and to restore their prescription drug outlet registration to an active
and unencumbered status.
Walgreen Pharmacy #4596, PDO 24-77 & Case 2010-0978
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Ms. Rowcliffe regarding a request from
Walgreen Pharmacy #4596 to be released from a Stipulation and Final Agency Order it
entered into with the Board. After careful consideration of the available information, the
Board voted unanimously to release Walgreen Pharmacy #4596 from their Stipulation and
Final Agency Order and to restore their prescription drug outlet registration to an active
and unencumbered status. Pharmacy Board Minutes
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Miscellaneous
SAS Research & OK Compounding (OSP 6225)
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Inspector Cornett regarding additional
information pertaining to a complaint against SAS Research the Board tabled at its March
20, 2014 meeting. The investigation found that it was related to the OK Compounding
matter also reviewed at the Board’s March 20, 2014 meeting. After careful consideration of
the available information, the Board voted unanimously to refer the matter to Executive
Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board noted the information regarding SAS Research, and
voted unanimously to initiate a case against OK Compounding (OSP 6225), and then to
refer the case for discipline.
NEW BUSINESS
Complaints
A & R Pharmacy, OSP 6202 2014-1345
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Beacon Hill Medical Pharmacy, OSP 6107 2014-1703
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board
found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.
Boulder Community Hospital, PDO 9-3 2014-1916
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Brown’s Compounding Center, PDO 589 2014-1863
The Board voted unanimously to table further consideration of this case pending receipt of
additional information.
Christensen, Jennifer L., RPH 19880 2014-2607
The Board voted unanimously to issue a Stipulated Letter of Admonition for violations of
the Pharmacists, Pharmacy Businesses, and Pharmaceuticals Act, which will require Ms.
Christensen to complete four (4) hours of Accreditation Counsel for Pharmacy Education
(ACPE) – approved continuing education relating to the prevention of dispensing errors.Pharmacy Board Minutes
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The Board also voted unanimously to initiate a case against the prescription drug outlet
registration of King Soopers Pharmacy #80 (PDO 8-30) for alleged record-keeping
deficiencies as it directly pertains to investigating Case 2014-2607.
Civic Center Pharmacy, OSP 6057 2014-2393
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Crowley County Correctional Facility, OO 405 2014-2466
The Board voted unanimously to issue a Letter of Admonition for violations of the
Pharmacists, Pharmacy Businesses, and Pharmaceuticals Act.
Crown Point Pharmacy, PDO 590 2014-2483
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board
found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.
Green Valley Drugs Home Health, OSP 5872 2014-1704
The Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case as being without merit.
Gregoire, Lee M., RPH 11546 2014-2205
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board
found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.
Hopkins, Wesley, RPH 15749 2014-2115
The Board voted unanimously to issue a Letter of Admonition for violations of the
Pharmacists, Pharmacy Businesses, and Pharmaceuticals Act.
Hopkinton Drug, Inc., OSP 6206 2014-2115
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Jung, Madelyn, RPH 15046 2014-1999
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline. Pharmacy Board Minutes
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Kotulock, Paula, RPH 12637 2014-1816
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to issue a Letter of Admonition for
violations of the Pharmacists, Pharmacy Businesses, and Pharmaceuticals Act.
KVP Pharmacy, Inc., OSP 6235 2014-1343
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Leiter’s Pharmacy, OSP 5267 2014-1706
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board
found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.
Luyk, Lori S., RPH 16752 2014-2481
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Matthews, Terry, RPH 10961 2014-1865
The Board voted unanimously to issue a Stipulated Letter of Admonition for violations of
the Pharmacists, Pharmacy Businesses, and Pharmaceuticals Act, which will require Mr.
Matthews to complete four (4) hours of Accreditation Counsel for Pharmacy Education
(ACPE) – approved continuing education relating to the prevention of dispensing errors.
Medaus Pharmacy, OSP 5284 2014-1708
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board
found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.
NuVision Pharmacy Inc., OSP 6011 2014-1709
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board
found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.
Olympia Pharmacy, OSP 5968 2014-1707
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.Pharmacy Board Minutes
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After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board
found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.
Omnicare of Grand Junction, PDO 53-5 2014-2551
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Owen, Kenneth, RPH 10054 2014-1762
The Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case as being without merit.
Paramount Pharmacy, OSP 6295 2014-2495
The Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case as being without merit.
The Board also voted unanimously to initiate a case against non-resident prescription drug
outlet registration of Fusion Specialty Pharmacy, Inc. (OSP 6181).
Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy, PDO 670 2014-2402
Mr. Potestio recused.
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Prescription Alternatives, Inc., PDO 48-5 2014-2468
The Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case as being without merit.
Rite Aid #6269, PDO 73-101 2014-1719
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Safeway Pharmacy #0920, PDO 39-10 2014-1737
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Transition Pharmacy, OSP 6239 2014-1344
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.Pharmacy Board Minutes
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Uhnavy, David, RPH 14039 2014-1743
The Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case as being without merit.
The also voted unanimously to initiate a separate case against Amy G. Schmidt, RPH
17552.
University Pharmacy, Inc., OSP 5469 2014-1713
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board
found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.
Walgreen Pharmacy #11101, PDO 262 2014-1790
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Walgreen Pharmacy #2843, PDO 199 2014-1955
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case as being without merit.
Walgreen Pharmacy #10370, PDO 668 2014-2074
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted to initiate a separate case against Walgreen
Pharmacy #10370 for allegedly not timely submitting an application and fee detailing a
change in pharmacist manager, and the Board voted unanimously to table case 2014-2074
pending review of the new case.
Walgreen Pharmacy #7022, PDO 511 2014-2275
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Walgreen Pharmacy #3207, PDO 119-19 2014-2398
Mr. Johnson recused. Pharmacy Board Minutes
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The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline.
Watenpaugh, Mark, RPH 9580 2014-1724
The Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case as being without merit.
Webster, Eileen, RPH 14785 2014-2057
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to refer the case for discipline and,
because sufficient evidence existed that led the Board to believe that the health, safety and
welfare imperatively required immediate action, to summarily suspend Ms. Webster’s
pharmacist license if she fails to submit an application to the Board to reinstate her
pharmacist license (as the pharmacist manager of Fairplay Pharmacy) by 3 p.m. on
September 26, 2014.
After Executive Session, the Board also voted unanimously to initiate a case against
prescription drug outlet registration of Fairplay Pharmacy (PDO 157-1), and to refer the
case for discipline. In addition, because sufficient evidence existed that led the Board to
believe that the health, safety and welfare imperatively required immediate action, the
Board voted unanimously to summarily suspend Fairplay Pharmacy’s prescription drug
outlet registration if it fails to submit a change of pharmacist manager application to the
Board by 3 p.m. on September 26, 2014.
Wedgewood Village Pharmacy, Inc., OSP 5464 2014-1715
Mr. Hunter recused.
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board
found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.
WelldyneRX, PDO 37-50 2014-1864
The Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case as being without merit.
Wells Pharmacy Network, LLC., OSP 6079 2014-1716
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board
found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.Pharmacy Board Minutes
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Licensing/Registration Issues
Lang, Johnny T., RPH 15136 – Pharmacist Reinstatement Applicant
The Board voted unanimously to refer the case to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to table further consideration of this
application pending receipt of additional information.
Paine, Alex T., Pharmacist Applicant
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Ms. Rowcliffe regarding Mr. Paine’s
application for a pharmacist license. After careful consideration of the available
information, the Board voted unanimously to refer the matter to Executive Session for legal
advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to deny Mr. Paine’s pharmacist
application. Grounds for denial were noted to include, but were not limited to, CRS 12-
42.5-123(1) (d) and (e). As part of this denial, the Board also voted unanimously to offer
Mr. Paine a conditional pharmacist license and, should he wish to pursue this option, the
Board provided settlement parameters for a conditional license.
MISCELLANEOUS
Correspondence, etc.
2013/2014 – 4th Quarter Peer Assistance Services’ Report
The Board noted the information.
E-Prescription copies
The Board reviewed a request from Wal-Mart to modify the Board’s requirements in order to
electronically maintain prescription orders to match various other states’ requirements.
After careful consideration of the available information, the Board voted unanimously to
table the matter pending receipt and review of additional research by Board staff.
Fisher Scientific Company, LLC and William H. Blessing
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from inspector Cornett regarding Fisher
Scientific Company LLC’s application for an in-state prescription drug wholesaler
registration. After careful consideration of the available information, the Board voted
unanimously to refer the matter to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to note the information and to
proceed with the customary steps to issue a registration.Pharmacy Board Minutes
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Nuclear Pharmacy Regulations
The Board reviewed proposed amendments from Cardinal Health to Board Rules 12.00.00
and 21.00.00 as they specifically pertain to compounding practices that occur within a
nuclear pharmacy setting. After careful review of all the available information, the Board
voted unanimously to move the proposed rule amendments to a future public rulemaking
hearing following stakeholder feedback as required by law.
Pharmacy Technician Supervision with Refill Wizard
Ms. Dickerhofe recused.
The Board reviewed a question regarding delegating to pharmacy technicians to work
within Refill Wizard to manage refill authorization requests by approving refill requests
under a protocol with a physician or group of physicians. After careful consideration of the
available information, the Board voted unanimously to refer the matter to Executive
Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to send a letter explaining why refill
authorization requests may not be approved by pharmacy technicians under a protocol.
Proving Shortages
The Board reviewed an inquiry regarding obtaining proof when there is a shortage of a drug
and therefore making it available to be compounded. The Board voted unanimously to refer
the matter to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to send a letter recommending that
one check the websites of American Society of Health System Pharmacists, the Federal
Food & Drug Administration, and those of corresponding manufacturers’ for up-to-date
information regarding drug shortages and to attach documentation from these sources to
the affected compounding records.
Referral from Colorado Medical Board
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Mr. Gassen regarding a matter referred
by the Colorado Medical Board.
The Board voted unanimously to initiate a case against the prescription drug registration of
Jack’s Market Pharmacy (PDO 546).
Rio Grande Pharmacy, LLC, PDO 28-1
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Ms. Rowcliffe regarding information the
pharmacy reported pertaining to controlled substance losses as required pursuant to Board
statute and rule, and voted unanimously to initiate a case against the prescription drug
registration of Rio Grande Pharmacy, LLC. Pharmacy Board Minutes
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Troy Pharmacy, OSP 5936
The Board reviewed an Agenda Memorandum from Inspector Cornett regarding disciplinary
action Troy Pharmacy received in another state, and voted unanimously to refer the matter
to Executive Session for legal advice.
After Executive Session, the Board voted unanimously to initiate a case against Troy
Pharmacy, and then to dismiss the case. The Board found that there was no reasonable
cause to warrant further action at this time.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
At 12:08 a.m., Board President Jeannine Dickerhofe, R.Ph. moved that the Board enter into
Executive Session. The motion was seconded. The vote was unanimous with five votes
approving the motion to go into Executive Session and none opposing. The Board exited
Executive Session at 3:40 p.m.
Case 2014-0170
The Board voted unanimously to rescind its prior referral for discipline, and to dismiss the
case. The Board found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this
time.
Case 2014-0171
The Board voted unanimously to rescind its prior referral for discipline, and to dismiss the
case. The Board found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this
time.
Case 2014-1417
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board found that there was no
reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.
Case 2014-1589
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board voted unanimously to issue a Stipulated Letter of Admonition for violations of
the Pharmacists, Pharmacy Businesses, and Pharmaceuticals Act.
Case 2014-1814
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case as being without merit.
The Board also voted unanimously to initiate a case against prescription drug outlet
Walgreen Pharmacy # 5261.Pharmacy Board Minutes
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Case 2014-1815
Mr. Johnson recused.
The Board voted unanimously to issue a Stipulated Letter of Admonition for violations of
the Pharmacists, Pharmacy Businesses, and Pharmaceuticals Act.
The Board voted unanimously to initiate a case against prescription drug outlet Walgreen
Pharmacy # 9568.
Case 2014-1884
The Board voted unanimously to dismiss the case. The Board found that there was no
reasonable cause to warrant further action at this time.
Case 2012-6859
The Board voted unanimously to rescind its prior referral for discipline, and to dismiss the
case. The Board found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this
time.
Case 2012-6732
The Board voted unanimously to rescind its prior referral for discipline, and to dismiss the
case. The Board found that there was no reasonable cause to warrant further action at this
time.
ADJOURNMENT
The Board adjourned at 3:58 p.m.
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Jeannine Dickerhofe, R.Ph. Approval Date
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