Iowa Admin. Code r. 657-15.10 - [Rescinded effective 7/16/2025] Policies and procedures
Pharmacy policies and procedures, established, implemented, and complied with pursuant to rule 657-8.3 (155A), shall address, but not be limited to, the following:
1. Controlled substances;
2. Formulary or drug list;
3. Stop orders;
4. Drug sample use and
distribution;
5. Drug
recalls;
6. Outdated
drugs;
7. Patient
records;
8. Inspection of drug
inventories;
9. Adverse reaction
reports;
10. Leave and release
drugs;
11. Emergency/first dose
drug supply;
12. Drugs brought into
the facility;
13. Medication
administration and records;
14.
Drug compounding;
15. Sterile
products;
16. Access to the
pharmacy in the absence of the pharmacist;
17. Transfers of drugs between facilities and
correctional pharmacies;
18.
Transfers of prescription drug orders between correctional
pharmacies;
19. Delivery of
drugs;
20. Notification when a drug
or device is not available;
21.
Drug destruction within the pharmacy;
22. Return of unused drugs.
Notes
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Pharmacy policies and procedures, established, implemented, and complied with pursuant to rule 657-8.3 (155A), shall address, but not be limited to, the following:
1. Controlled substances;
2. Formulary or drug list;
3. Stop orders;
4. Drug sample use and distribution;
5. Drug recalls;
6. Outdated drugs;
7. Patient records;
8. Inspection of drug inventories;
9. Adverse reaction reports;
10. Leave and release drugs;
11. Emergency/first dose drug supply ;
12. Drugs brought into the facility;
13. Medication administration and records;
14. Drug compounding;
15. Sterile products;
16. Access to the pharmacy in the absence of the pharmacist;
17. Transfers of drugs between facilities and correctional pharmacies;
18. Transfers of prescription drug orders between correctional pharmacies;
19. Delivery of drugs;
20. Notification when a drug or device is not available;
21. Drug destruction within the pharmacy;
22. Return of unused drugs.