059-10 Wyo. Code R. §§ 10-7 - Dispensing Controlled Substance Prescriptions
(a) The pharmacist or employee under
supervision shall verify the identity of the person who presents a
non-electronic controlled substance prescription or receives any controlled
substance prescription.
(i) Identification may
be done by visual recognition.
(ii)
Identification may be verified by state or federally issued
identification.
(iii) The
pharmacist or employee shall record the individual's name, identification, and
identification number.
(iv) The
recorded information shall be readily retrievable.
(b) If a controlled substance prescription is
mailed to a patient, the pharmacist or employee shall record the name, address,
and date the prescription was mailed. This information shall be readily
retrievable.
(c) No controlled
substance prescription shall be valid more than six (6) months after the date
it was issued by the practitioner.
(d) The pharmacist, after
consultation/approval of the prescribing practitioner, may change or add the
following on a controlled substance prescription:
(i) Drug strength;
(ii) Drug quantity;
(iii) Directions for use;
(iv) Dosage form;
(v) Date to be dispensed;
(vi) The patient's address with proper
verification without consulting the practitioner.
(vii) The practitioner's DEA registration,
address, or telephone number after verifying the information from another
reliable source.
(e) A
pharmacist shall not change the following on a controlled substance
prescription:
(i) Patient's name;
(ii) Controlled substance
prescribed;
(iii) Date issued;
or
(iv) The prescribing
practitioner.
(f) A
pharmacist shall document any change or addition made to a controlled substance
prescription. The documentation shall include the date, name of person
consulted, and initials of the pharmacist making the change.
(i) Pharmacists may make computer generated
modifications to the controlled substance prescription.
(ii) Any changes or additions made by the
pharmacist may appear on the front or back of the non-electronic controlled
substance prescription.
(g) Pharmacies shall label dispensed
controlled substance prescriptions according to the requirements in the Wyoming
Pharmacy Act Rules Chapter 2.
(h)
The pharmacist shall make a reasonable effort to determine that controlled
substance prescriptions from out of state practitioners came from a registered
practitioner before dispensing the controlled substance.
Notes
State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compare.
No prior version found.