22 Tex. Admin. Code § 295.11 - Notification to Consumers
(a)
Pharmacist. Every pharmacist who practices pharmacy other than in a licensed
pharmacy shall provide notification to consumers of the name, mailing address,
internet site address and telephone number of the board for the purpose of
directing complaints concerning the practice of pharmacy to the board. Such
notification shall be provided as follows.
(1) If the pharmacist maintains an office and
provides pharmacy services to patients who come to the office, the pharmacist
shall either:
(A) post in a prominent place
that is in clear public view where pharmacy services are provided:
(i) a sign which notifies the consumer that
complaints concerning the practice of pharmacy may be filed with the board and
list the board's mailing address, internet site address, telephone number, and
a toll-free telephone number for filing complaints; or
(ii) an electronic messaging system in a type
size no smaller than ten-point Times Roman which notifies the consumer that
complaints concerning the practice of pharmacy may be filed with the board and
list the board's name, mailing address, internet site address, and a toll-free
number for filing complaints; or
(B) provide to the patient each time pharmacy
services are provided a written notification in type size no smaller than
ten-point Times Roman which states the following: "Complaints concerning the
practice of pharmacy may be filed with the Texas State Board of Pharmacy at:
(list the mailing address, internet site address, telephone number of the
board, and a toll-free telephone number for filing complaints)."
(2) If the pharmacist provides
pharmacy services to patients not at the pharmacist's office, the pharmacist
shall provide to the patient each time pharmacy services are provided, a
written notification in type size no smaller than ten-point Times Roman which
states the following: "Complaints concerning the practice of pharmacy may be
filed with the Texas State Board of Pharmacy at: (list the mailing address,
telephone number of the board, internet site address, and a toll-free telephone
number for filing complaints)." Such notification shall be included:
(A) in each written contract for pharmacist
services; or
(B) on each bill for
service provided by the pharmacist.
(3) The provisions of this section do not
apply to prescriptions for patients in facilities where drugs are administered
to patients by a person required to do so by the laws of the state (i.e.,
nursing homes).
(b) Texas
State Board of Pharmacy. On or before January 1, 2005, the board shall
establish a pharmacist profile system as specified in §
2054.2606, Government
Code.
(1) The board shall make the pharmacist
profiles available to the public on the agency's internet site.
(2) A pharmacist profile shall contain at
least the following information:
(A)
pharmacist's name;
(B) pharmacist's
license number, licensure status, and expiration date of the license;
(C) name, address, telephone number, and
license number of all Texas pharmacies where the pharmacist works;
(D) the number of years the person has
practiced in Texas;
(E)
professional pharmacy degree held by the licensee, the year it was received,
and the name of the institution that awarded the degree;
(F) whether the pharmacist is
preceptor;
(G) any speciality
certification held by the pharmacist; and
(H) whether the pharmacist has had prior
disciplinary action by the board.
(3) The board shall gather this information
on initial licensing and update the information in conjunction with the license
renewal for the pharmacist.
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