Nebraska § 71-2450 Pharmacist providing pharmacist remote order entry; requirements

Nebraska Statutes

§ 71-2450 — Pharmacist providing pharmacist remote order entry; requirements

Nebraska § 71-2450

Ch. 71Public Health and Welfare

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 71-2450 (2026).

Text

A pharmacist providing pharmacist remote order entry shall:

(1)Be located within the United States;

(2)Maintain adequate security and privacy in accordance with state and federal laws, rules, and regulations;

(3)Be linked to one or more hospitals, long-term care facilities, or pharmacies for which services are provided via computer link, video link, audio link, or facsimile transmission;

(4)Have access to each patient's medical information necessary to perform via computer link, video link, or facsimile transmission a prospective drug utilization review as specified in section 38-2869 ; and

(5)Be employed by or have a contractual agreement to provide such services with the hospital, long-term care facility, or pharmacy where the patient is located.

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A pharmacist providing pharmacist remote order entry shall:
(1) Be located within the United States;
(2) Maintain adequate security and privacy in accordance with state and federal laws, rules, and regulations;
(3) Be linked to one or more hospitals, long-term care facilities, or pharmacies for which services are provided via computer link, video link, audio link, or facsimile transmission;
(4) Have access to each patient's medical information necessary to perform via computer link, video link, or facsimile transmission a prospective drug utilization review as specified in section 38-2869 ; and
(5) Be employed by or have a contractual agreement to provide such services with the hospital, long-term care facility, or pharmacy where the patient is located.