22 Tex. Admin. Code § 175.3 - Requirements for a Valid Prescription
(a) In accordance with §
111.006 of the Texas
Occupations Code, a valid prescription requires:
(1) establishing a physician-patient
relationship; and
(2) compliance
with all other applicable laws before prescribing, dispensing, delivering, or
administering a dangerous drug or controlled substance, including, but not
limited to, the Medical Practice Act and Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapters
481 and 483.
(b)
Requirements for Prescribing for Chronic Pain via Telemedicine. A physician
must use audio and video two-way communication, unless the patient:
(1) is an established pain patient of the
prescribing physician;
(2) receives
a prescription identical to the prescription issued at the previous visit;
and
(3) was seen by the prescribing
physician, or their delegate, in the last 90 days either;
(A) in-person; or
(B) by audio and video two-way
communication.
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