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NPs are licensed independent practitioners (LIPs) in Oregon and do not function under an agreement with a physician. Recognition as a LIP means that the NP is accountable for their own diagnostic/treatment decisions.
The nurse practitioner provides holistic health care to individuals, families, and groups across the life span in a variety of settings, including hospitals, long-term care facilities and community based settings.
What Does a Nurse Practitioner Do? Recording a patients medical history. Updating medical records. Documenting symptoms. Collecting samples (blood, urine, mucus, stool, etc.) Ordering lab tests or diagnostic procedures as necessary. Performing detailed examinations of the patient. Creating and implementing treatment plans.
In Oregon, pharmacists can prescribe drugs that are on a state-authorized formulary or Protocol Compendia. This formulary includes a list of drugs, devices, and supplies.
NPs and CNSs may hold prescriptive authority that includes dispensing authority through the Oregon State Board of Nursing (Oregon Revised Statute 678.390). CRNAs may only prescribe and do not have the authority to dispense (Oregon Revised Statute 678.282).

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Prescribing Practices (1) A pharmacist located and licensed in Oregon may prescribe and dispense FDA-approved drugs and devices included on either the Formulary or Protocol Compendia, set forth in this Division.
While the Oregon Medical Board (OMB) does not have a specific statute about prescribing to family members, they have offered guidance. The OMB states that you should not prescribe for yourself, family or friends except in limited circumstances and with appropriate documentation.
Initial applicants seeking prescriptive authority who do not meet Oregons pharmacology requirements shall complete a pharmacology course from a list approved by the Board, equal to a minimum of 45 contact hours.
Oregon is one of 23 so-called full practice states, which allow nurse practitioners to provide the full range of evaluation, diagnostic and prescribing services of a primary care physician.
NPs are licensed independent practitioners (LIPs) in Oregon and do not function under an agreement with a physician. Recognition as a LIP means that the NP is accountable for their own diagnostic/treatment decisions.

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