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The TSBP regulates pharmacists, pharmacies, pharmacy technicians, pharmacy technician trainees and the legal distribution of prescription drugs through pharmacies in the state of Texas.
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Hawaii is the latest state in the country to authorize pharmacists to prescribe birth control. Hawaii Governor David Ige signed Act 067 into law this month, making Hawaii the sixth state, behind California, Oregon, California, New Mexico, and Maryland, to give pharmacists this authority.
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All Hawaii licensed pharmacists must complete a minimum of 30 hours of approved continuing education during each licensing biennium and prior to December 31 of every odd numbered year (when pharmacists renew).
461-11 Duties of registered pharmacist. Every registered pharmacist in charge of a pharmacy shall comply with all laws and rules. The pharmacist shall be responsible for the management of the pharmacy and every activity thereof which is subject to this chapter shall be under the pharmacists complete control.
Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938.
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A prescriber may not issue or dispense a prescription for more than a thirty day supply of a schedule II narcotic controlled substance. Schedule II narcotic controlled substances are drugs that are made from or contain opium or coca. They include, but are not limited to drugs such as oxycodone, hydrocodone, etc.

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