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SB 224, 69th Regular Session
Relating to the definition of "practitioner" and to the dispensing of drugs pursuant to prescriptions issued by certain out-of-state practitioners.

Last action: 1st Printing sent to Comm. on Cal.

Author: Hector Uribe
Sponsor: Juan Hinojosa

Companion:

HB 584 (Identical)

Subjects:
MEDICINE & PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
Occupational Regulation--Health Occupations
PHARMACIES & PHARMACISTS

House Committee: Public Health ()
Minutes: May 15 1985
Senate Committee: Health & Human Resources (Chet Brooks, Hector Uribe, Gonzalo Barrientos, Chet Edwards, Hugh Parmer, John Sharp, Carlos Truan, Craig Washington, John Whitmire)
Minutes: April 9 1985

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