§ 12-501 Refusal to dispense or refill prescription
§ 12-502 Pharmaceutical information
§ 12-503 Dating of prescription by authorized prescriber; time limit for filling prescription
§ 12-504 Substitution of generic equivalent for brand name drug products
§ 12-504.1 Dispensing biological products
§ 12-505 Labeling requirements for prescription medicines
§ 12-505.1 Regulations
§ 12-506 Guidelines for unauthorized refills
§ 12-507 Consultation with medical assistance recipients and caregivers; records
§ 12-508 Administration of vaccinations
§ 12-509 Administration of drugs
§ 12-510 Compounded nonsterile or sterile preparations
§ 12-511 Prescribing and dispensing contraceptives by pharmacist authorized
§ 12-512 Single dispensing of prescription drugs by pharmacist
§ 12-513 Notice of closing of a pharmacy
§ 12-514 Pharmacist may prescribe and dispense nicotine replacement therapy medications
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Terms Used In Maryland Code > HEALTH OCCUPATIONS > Title 12 > Subtitle 5 - Practice of Pharmacy and Operation of Pharmacies

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