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20-7-615. Prescriber with a prescription drug violation.
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20-7-615. Prescriber with a prescription drug violation.
(a) A prescriber who has been found by his or her licensing board to be in violation of a rule or law involving prescription drugs shall be required by the appropriate licensing board to register with the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program and access patient information before writing a prescription for an opioid.
(b) The licensing board, in its discretion, may remove this requirement after a period of time if the licensing board deems removal of the requirement appropriate.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 20-7-615
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.20.odt
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20-7-615. Prescriber with a prescription drug violation.
(a) A prescriber who has been found by his or her licensing board to be in violation of a rule or law involving prescription drugs shall be required by the appropriate licensing board to register with the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program and access patient information before writing a prescription for an opioid.
(b) The licensing board, in its discretion, may remove this requirement after a period of time if the licensing board deems removal of the requirement appropriate.
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