Texas § 549.0205 CONSIDERATIONS FOR INCLUDING DRUG ON PREFERRED DRUG LISTS.

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§ 549.0205 — CONSIDERATIONS FOR INCLUDING DRUG ON PREFERRED DRUG LISTS.

Texas § 549.0205

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 549.0205 (2026).

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Sec. 549.0205. CONSIDERATIONS FOR INCLUDING DRUG ON PREFERRED DRUG LISTS.

(a)In making a decision regarding the placement of a drug on each of the preferred drug lists adopted under this subchapter, the commission shall consider:

(1)the board's recommendations under Section 549.0309 ;

(2)the drug's clinical efficacy;

(3)the price of competing drugs after deducting any federal and state rebate amounts; and

(4)program benefit offerings solely or in conjunction with rebates and other pricing information.

(b)The commission shall consider including on a preferred drug list:

(1)multiple methods of delivery within each drug class, including liquid, capsule, and tablet, including an orally disintegrating tablet; and

(2)all strengths and dosage forms of a drug.

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Sec. 549.0205. CONSIDERATIONS FOR INCLUDING DRUG ON PREFERRED DRUG LISTS. (a) In making a decision regarding the placement of a drug on each of the preferred drug lists adopted under this subchapter, the commission shall consider:
(1) the board's recommendations under Section 549.0309 ;
(2) the drug's clinical efficacy;
(3) the price of competing drugs after deducting any federal and state rebate amounts; and
(4) program benefit offerings solely or in conjunction with rebates and other pricing information.
(b) The commission shall consider including on a preferred drug list:
(1) multiple methods of delivery within each drug class, including liquid, capsule, and tablet, including an orally disintegrating tablet; and
(2) all strengths and dosage forms of a drug.