Idaho § 54-1733A PRESCRIPTION DRUG ORDER MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

Idaho Statutes

§ 54-1733A — PRESCRIPTION DRUG ORDER MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

Idaho § 54-1733A

Title 54PROFESSIONS, VOCATIONS, AND BUSINESSES

Ch. 17PHARMACISTS

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Idaho Code § 54-1733A (2026).

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(1)A prescription drug order may be transmitted by delivery of the original signed written prescription or a digital image of the order, or by a prescriber, prescriber’s agent, or representative of a state-licensed or federally certified provider community either electronically, verbally, or via facsimile.

(2)Each prescription drug order shall include at least the following:

(a)The name of the patient or authorized entity, and, if for an animal, the species;

(b)If a controlled substance, the patient’s address;

(c)The date issued;

(d)The drug name, strength, and quantity;

(e)Directions for use;

(f)The name of the prescriber, and, if a controlled substance, the address and DEA registration number; and

(g)The signature of the prescriber or, if a renewal of a previous prescription, th

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(1) A prescription drug order may be transmitted by delivery of the original signed written prescription or a digital image of the order, or by a prescriber, prescriber’s agent, or representative of a state-licensed or federally certified provider community either electronically, verbally, or via facsimile.
(2) Each prescription drug order shall include at least the following:
(a) The name of the patient or authorized entity, and, if for an animal, the species;
(b) If a controlled substance, the patient’s address;
(c) The date issued;
(d) The drug name, strength, and quantity;
(e) Directions for use;
(f) The name of the prescriber, and, if a controlled substance, the address and DEA registration number; and
(g) The signature of the prescriber or, if a renewal of a previous prescription, the prescriber’s authorized agent.
(3) A provider may omit drug information and directions and, instead, make an indication for the pharmacist to finalize the patient’s drug therapy plan.