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Short Title

Require pharmacist education regarding naloxone dispensing

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Long Title To amend sections 4729.44 and 4729.51 of the Revised Code to require the State Board of Pharmacy to educate certain license holders about the law authorizing naloxone dispensing without a prescription and to authorize other license holders to sell drugs occasionally at wholesale.

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As Reported by the House Health Committee

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Subjects

Health and Human Services : Health Care

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House Health Committee
Senate Health, Human Services and Medicaid Committee

Primary Sponsors

Nickie Antonio

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REPRESENTATIVES

Randi Clites

Beth Liston

Allison Russo

Thomas West

SENATORS

Louis W. Blessing, III

Andrew O. Brenner

Dave Burke

Bill Coley

Hearcel Craig

John Eklund

Teresa Fedor

Theresa Gavarone

Bob D. Hackett

Jay Hottinger

Terry Johnson

Stephanie Kunze

Tina Maharath

Nathan H. Manning

Sean O'Brien

Larry Obhof

Kristina Roegner

Michael A. Rulli

Kirk Schuring

Vernon Sykes

Cecil Thomas

Sandra R. Williams

Steve Wilson

Kenny Yuko

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