25 Tex. Admin. Code § 95.6 - Standards and Procedures for Dispensing Donated Prescription Drugs
(a) Donated drugs may be dispensed only if
the drugs are prescribed by a health care professional for use by an eligible
recipient and are dispensed by a licensed pharmacist who has determined that
the drugs are of an acceptable integrity.
(b) The recipient must sign a Recipient Form
prescribed by the Department stating that the recipient:
(1) understands that the drugs are donated;
(2) accepts any risk associated
with accidental mishandling of the drugs; and
(3) acknowledges that the donor and the
participating provider are acting in good faith and are therefore released from
liability.
(c) The
participating provider shall dispense donated prescription drugs in compliance
with applicable federal and state laws and regulations for dispensing
prescription drugs, including all requirements relating to packaging, labeling,
record keeping, drug utilization review and patient counseling.
(d) The participating provider shall remove
the original donor's identification and the name of the original dispensing
pharmacy from the package prior to dispensing the drugs.
(e) The participating provider shall be
responsible for drug recalls and shall have an established mechanism to notify
recipients in the event of a drug recall.
(f) Prescription drugs donated under this
Program shall not be resold.
(g)
All participating providers shall comply with the laws and rules pertaining to
dispensing of prescription drugs as contained in the Occupations Code, Chapters
551-566, and 569 (relating to the Texas Pharmacy Act); and Title 22 Texas
Administrative Code, Chapters 281, 283, 291, 295, 297, 303, 305, 309, and 311
(relating to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy).
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