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Board to consider proposal to require pharmacies to notify prescribers when prescriptions cannot be filled
Summary
An unidentified board speaker asked the Texas State Board of Pharmacy to consider a rule requiring pharmacies or pharmacists to notify prescribing physicians if a prescription will not or cannot be filled; the chair said the topic will be added to a future agenda.
An unidentified speaker asked the Texas State Board of Pharmacy to consider, at a future meeting if not the next, a rule that would require pharmacies or pharmacists to notify prescribing physicians if a prescription will not or cannot be filled.
The speaker said: "I would like us to consider, a rule that would require pharmacies or pharmacists to notify prescribing physicians if a prescription will not or cannot be filled." The chair replied that the item will be placed on a future agenda.
The transcript records the request and the chair’s agreement to add it to the agenda, but the record does not include a drafted rule text, staff analysis, or voting on the proposal. No sponsor, policy language, statutory citation, or implementation timeline was provided in the transcript.
