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...dication therapy management review by a pharmacist; and (d) Consultation with a specialist in addiction medicine or addiction psychiatry, if aberrant behaviors indicating medication misuse or substance use disorder are noted. (5) The physician shall consider offering a prescription for an overdose reversal drug to mitigate risk of overdose. (D) Prior to increasing the opioid dosage to a daily average of eighty MED...

...opathic medicine and surgery. (2) "Pharmacist" means an individual licensed under Chapter 4729. of the Revised Code who has met the requirements in section 4729.45 of the Revised Code and rule 4729:1-3-03 of the Administrative Code to administer drugs by injection. (3) "Pharmacy," except when used in a context that refers to the practice of pharmacy, means any area, room, rooms, place of bus...

... Identification of the physician(s) and pharmacist(s) authorized to enter into the agreement. They may include: (i) Individual names of physicians and pharmacists; (ii) Physician or pharmacist practice groups; or (iii) Identification based on institutional credentialing or privileging. (b) A description of the patient's consent to drug therapy management pursuant to the consult agreemen...

...entification of the practitioner(s) and pharmacist(s) authorized to enter into the agreement. They may include: (i) Individual names of practitioners and pharmacists; (ii) Practitioner or pharmacist practice groups; or (iii) Identification based on institutional credentialing or privileging. (iv) If multiple practitioners are entering the consult agreement, identification of the prima...

...ing into a consult agreement with a pharmacist. The agreement is subject, but not limited to, the following standards: (1) The primary physician must ensure that the managing pharmacist has access to the patient's medical record, the medical record is accurate, and that while transferring the medical record, the primary physician ensures the confidentiality of the medical record. (2) The ph...

...ing into a consult agreement with a pharmacist. The agreement is subject, but not limited to, the following standards: (1) The primary practitioner must ensure that the managing pharmacist has access to the patient's medical record, the medical record is accurate, and that while transferring the medical record, the primary practitioner ensures the confidentiality of the medical record. (2) ...

...sician, registered nurse, or registered pharmacist.

...m a physician, registered nurse, or pharmacist.

...the direction of a qualified registered pharmacist with a current license. (b) Operate in accordance with Chapters 3715., 3719., and 4729. of the Revised Code regarding operation of pharmacies, storage, and dispensing of drugs; (9) Physical rehabilitation services shall be under the direction of qualified staff; (10) Psychological services shall be under the direction of a licensed psychologist; (11) Psycho-socia...

...dates: (a) Be under the direction of a pharmacist with a current license. (b) Operate in accordance with Chapters 3715., 3719., and 4729. of the Revised Code regarding operation of pharmacies, storage, and dispensing of drugs; (8) Physical rehabilitation services are to be under the direction of qualified staff; (9) Psychological services are to be under the direction of a licensed psychologis...

...ll: (1) Allow only a physician or pharmacist to dispense medications, although the following individuals may personally furnish samples of some medications if issued a certificate to prescribe: (a) Certified nurse practitioner and clinical nurse specialist in accordance with division (D) of section 4723.481 of the Revised Code; and (b) Physician's assistant in accordance with division (A) of ...

...he state of Ohio board of nursing, or a pharmacist licensed by the state of Ohio board of pharmacy; and are intended to address the behavioral and other physical health needs of clients receiving treatment for psychiatric symptoms or substance use disorders. (2) Medical activities include, but are not limited to: (a) Performing health care screenings, assessments, and exams; (b) Checking vital ...

...tion unless done by a nurse, doctor, or pharmacist who is not the resident's family member.. (3) The residential facility shall develop and follow written procedures for the disposal of any prescribed medications that are no longer being used by the person for whom they were prescribed. This shall include that disposal of prescribed medications is verified and recorded by two staff members of an independent external...

...ed nurses as physician extenders. A pharmacist may be a physician extender if authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code and specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement. (1) All physicians and physician extenders employed by the opioid treatment program shall be actively licensed in Ohio and shall have: (a) A...

...ed nurses as physician extenders. A pharmacist may be a physician extender if authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code and specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement. (1) All physicians and physician extenders employed by the opioid treatment program will be actively licensed in Ohio and will have: (a) A m...

...ion 4723.01 of the Revised Code; (d) A pharmacist who is authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code but only if specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement; (e) A certified nurse practitioner; or (f) A physician. (4) Each opioid treatment program will have adequate medical staff, and they will ensure proper im...

...ard: (1) Licensed physician; (2) Pharmacist who is authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code but only if specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement; (3) Registered nurse; (4) Licensed practical nurse who has proof of completion of a course in medication administration approved by the Ohio board of nursin...

... (1) Licensed physician; (2) Pharmacist who is authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code but only if specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement; (3) Registered nurse; (4) Licensed practical nurse who has proof of completion of a course in medication administration approved by the Ohio board of nursin...

...ividuals: (1) A physician; (2) A pharmacist who is authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code but only if specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement; (3) A registered nurse; (4) A licensed practical nurse; or (5) A physician assistant. A provider of medication administration is to be supervised in their...

... shall only be made by a physician, pharmacist, registered nurse or licensed practical nurse who has proof of completion of a course in medication administration approved by the Ohio board of nursing and does so under the direction of a licensed physician; (a) The person accepting delivery of medications used for medication assisted treatment must be an employee of the opioid treatment progra...

... is only to be made by a physician, pharmacist, registered nurse, or licensed practical nurse who has proof of completion of a course in medication administration approved by the Ohio board of nursing and does so under the direction of a physician; (a) The person accepting delivery of medications used in medication-assisted treatment is to be an employee of the opioid treatment program. (b)...

...d medication information (such as pharmacist, physician, nurse, or poison control center). (xxviii) The requirements for documentation of prescribed medication administered, missed, held, or refused to, by, or for each individual. (xxix) The definition of a medication/treatment error and requirements for documentation and notification of unusual incidents and major unusual incide...

...d medication information (such as pharmacist, physician, nurse, or poison control center). (xxxvi) The requirements for documentation of prescribed medication administered, missed, held, or declined to, by, or for each individual. (xxxvii) The definition of a medication/treatment error and requirements for documentation and notification of unusual incidents and major unusual incidents ...

...urse practitioner, physician assistant, pharmacist, or clinical psychologist. (M) "Principal diagnosis" means the diagnosis established after study to be chiefly responsible for causing the patient's admission to the hospital. (N) "Readmission" means an admission to the same institution within thirty days of discharge for hospitals paid under the Ohio department of medicaid's prospective payment system, as describe...

...(A) Definition. "Pharmacist" has the same meaning as in Chapter 4729:1-1 of the Administrative Code. (B) Providers. An individual pharmacist may enroll in medicaid as a pharmacist provider. (C) Coverage. (1) Payment may be made only for a pharmacist service for which the following criteria are met: (a) The service is within a pharmacist's scope of practice; (b) The service is medically...