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Chapter 1093 (SF453) REGULATION OF PHARMACIES, PHARMACISTS, AND OUTSOURCING FACILITIES
2016 Iowa Acts
relating to the board of pharmacy, including nonresident pharmacy and outsourcing facility licensure, pharmacist supervision of pharmacy technicians, alternate board members, and enforcement authority. Section 147.107, subsection 2, paragraph a, C...
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relating to prescription authority for certain psychologists and making penalties applicable. Section 123.3, subsection 35, Code 2016, is amended to read as follows: 35. “Pharmacy” means a drug store in which drugs and medicines are exposed for s...
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requiring the dental board to offer an alternative examination for licensure. DENTAL BOARD ALTERNATIVE TESTING STUDY. 1. The dental board, jointly with the university of Iowa college of dentistry, shall study the use of a station-based examinati...
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HSB 48 (Introduced)
87th General Assembly
relating to the practice of optometry.
HF 112 (Introduced)
87th General Assembly
relating to alternative or complementary medicine, including exemptions from disciplinary action for persons licensed to practice health-related professions and a limitation on available damages in a civil action, and including effective date provisions.
SSB 1032 (Introduced)
87th General Assembly
relating to injectable authority for optometrists.
Tagged topics: eye care, eyes, health-related professions, optometry, prescription drugs, professional licensure, professions, surgery
HF 306 (Introduced)
87th General Assembly
relating to the requirements for nurse aide training and testing programs.
HF 319 (Introduced)
87th General Assembly
authorizing mental health professionals to perform certain functions relating to persons with substance-related disorders and persons with mental illness.
HF 322 (Introduced)
87th General Assembly
relating to prescribing practitioner registration with the drug prescribing and dispensing information program.
SF 254 (Introduced)
87th General Assembly
prohibiting certain licensed health care professionals from inquiring about a patient’s or client’s ownership or possession of firearms and making penalties applicable.