3 CCR 713-7.2 - PRESCRIPTION AND DISPENSING OF DRUGS
A.
Prescribing Provisions:
1. A
physician assistant may issue a prescription order for any drug or controlled
substance provided that:
a. Each prescription
and refill order is entered on the patient's chart.
b. Each written prescription for a controlled
substance shall contain, in legible form, the name of the physician assistant
and the name, address and telephone number of the supervising
physician.
c. For all other written
prescriptions issued by a physician assistant, the physician assistant's name
and the address of the health facility where the physician assistant is
practicing must by imprinted on the prescription.
(1) If the health facility is a
multi-specialty organization, the name and address of the specialty clinic
within the health facility where the physician assistant is practicing must be
imprinted on the prescription.
d. Nothing in this Section 7.2 of these Rules
shall prohibit a supervising physician from restricting the ability of a
supervised physician assistant to prescribe drugs or controlled
substances.
e. A physician
assistant may not issue a prescription order for any controlled substance
unless the physician assistant has received a registration from the United
States Drug Enforcement Administration.
f. For the purpose of this Rule electronic
prescriptions are considered written prescription orders.
2. Physician assistants shall not write or
sign prescriptions or perform any services that the supervising physician for
that particular patient is not qualified or authorized to prescribe or
perform.
B.
Obtaining Prescription Drugs or Devices to Prescribe, Dispense,
Administer or Deliver
1. No drug that
a physician assistant is authorized to prescribe, dispense, administer or
deliver shall be obtained by said physician assistant from a source other than
a supervising physician, pharmacist or pharmaceutical representative.
2. No device that a physician assistant is
authorized to prescribe, dispense, administer or deliver shall be obtained by
said physician assistant from a source other than a supervising physician,
pharmacist or pharmaceutical representative.
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